Education & Support Programs
APDA Northwest offers an array of education and support programming designed to connect those living with Parkinson’s with information & an opportunity to ask questions of experts in their field. All programs are open to those affected by PD and their family members/care partners.
To find virtual events please visit our Virtual Event Calendar:
Examples of Programs offered throughout the year are listed below.
A series of free virtual workshops designed to give you practical tools and techniques to help you improve your quality of life with PD.
A multi-week Care Partner support series is modeled after the APDA PRESS program for newly diagnosed, The 8-week series offers the opportunity to connect with other care partners for emotional support and sharing. The group also provides education about planning for the future and practical resources. This group was designed for care partners who are looking for a space to share their feelings and learn more about PD caregiving considerations.
This casual, social gathering offers those who are DBS graduates an opportunity to connect with each other. It is also a time for those who are curious about DBS to meet the graduates, ask questions and learn more.
One day conference of learning, movement, and optimism. Featuring wellness classes and information sessions designed to empower those affected by Parkinson’s disease.
This 8 week program is designed for individuals diagnosed with PD in the last 5 years to help you feel empowered, in control, and optimistic. The program is aimed at providing education, emotional support and a safe place to share coping strategies to live your best life with PD in a small group setting.
Contact Jen: 206-695-2905 to get on the notification list for the next program.
An 8-week program for people who are in the middle stages of Parkinson’s disease.
PRESS ON offers the opportunity for connecting with others with Parkinson’s disease for emotional support and sharing. The group also provides education about the progression of Parkinson’s disease and planning for the future.
PD ESSENTIALS
This 60 minute session for those want to learn more. This program will give you an overview of Parkinson’s disease and provide you with information about community resources and support.
Perfect for anyone new to Parkinson’s disease including family members and friends of those newly diagnosed.
An in-person event designed BY and FOR the Young Onset Parkinson’s Community. This two-day event is all about making connections, gaining practical skills, and learning how to live your best life with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease. Each session is designed to promote positive health outcomes and improve quality of life for people with YOPD.
October 2025 – Seattle