Finding a live Parkinson's support group can make a real difference — connecting with others who truly "get it" is powerful. Here are some great places to look for in-person or live virtual support groups:
- Parkinson's Foundation (parkinson.org) — offers a support group finder tool by location
- American Parkinson Disease Show Full Answer
Finding a live Parkinson's support group can make a real difference — connecting with others who truly "get it" is powerful. Here are some great places to look for in-person or live virtual support groups:
- Parkinson's Foundation (parkinson.org) — offers a support group finder tool by location
- American Parkinson Disease Association (apdaparkinson.org) — has a directory of local support groups
- Michael J. Fox Foundation (michaeljfox.org) — lists community resources and events
- Davis Phinney Foundation (davisphinneyfoundation.org) — hosts virtual events and local programs
Your neurologist or movement disorder specialist is also a great resource — they often know of local groups that may not be widely advertised online.
Many groups now offer both in-person and virtual options, so even if mobility or travel is a challenge, there's likely something accessible to you.
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