There’s good news for those who find themselves in the role of caregiver to a loved one with Parkinson’s Disease. Whether you’ve been a caregiver for a while or are just starting that journey with someone newly diagnosed, you do NOT have to navigate this alone. Our support group offers a loving, non-judgmental, and confidential environment. Sharing your struggles and triumphs with others who are on a similar path can be liberating and healing for you. It’s a place where others can understand what you are going through better than friends or family who are not living with this every day. This journey comes with frustrations, questions, challenges, and certainly some celebrations. Let us help you sift through all of that. Please text 714-604-5400 to let me know your interest.

The Lifestyle and Parkinson’s Disease Longitudinal Study (LPLS), located at Concordia University Irvine, explores how lifestyle choices (modifiable risk factors), such as diet and exercise, influence Parkinson’s Disease (PD) severity and progression.
Participants receive a personalized health report summarizing their data after completing our annual assessments (single 3-4 hour visit offered annually).
Researchers are typically pre-med and pre-professional students whose exposure to neurological and movement disorders is foundational in shaping their future interests.



Mission: To improve the Quality of Life for those living with Parkinson’s Disease through:
Exercise, Education and Peer Support.
Exercise Classes led by professional therapists and specially trained fitness instructors.
Appropriate for all ability levels.
FREE to all participants—funded through donations, grants, and sponsorships.
Education
PD Education Hour – Live presentations and discussions on select topics pertaining to PD.
Resource Library.
Peer Support
Organized social events for participants, families, and their care partners.
Input from community experts in PD such as doctors and therapists to advise on specific needs of participants.
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