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The parts of Parkinson's that aren't physical — apathy, loneliness, motivation, and finding people who get it.
Health information, not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting a new exercise program.
By Coach Dean Moskowitz
Apathy affects about 40% of people with Parkinson's and is routinely mistaken for laziness or depression. What it actually is, how to tell it apart, and what the evidence says works.
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Loneliness is common in Parkinson's and linked to worse symptoms. What the research actually shows, why the world shrinks, and what genuinely helps — from a coach who sees it weekly.
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Why music and rhythm help Parkinson's movement, voice, and mood — the science of rhythmic cueing, plus simple ways to use music at home starting today.
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A practical guide for the newly diagnosed — what to do first, who belongs on your care team, what to tell people, and why exercise matters most right now.
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Where to find a Parkinson's support group in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley — verified organizations, real phone numbers, and what to expect.
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Founded by one of America's winningest cyclists after his own diagnosis at 40, the Davis Phinney Foundation is built around one idea: living well today. Start with their free Every Victory Counts manual.
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Parkinson's quietly takes the voice, and Parkinson Voice Project exists to take it back. How the SPEAK OUT! program works, why their Pay It Forward model is remarkable, and how to find a provider.
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