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Parkinson's Newly Diagnosed Seminar Friday 20 November 2026
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Parkinson's Newly Diagnosed Seminar Friday 20 November 2026

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The lowdown

This is a half-day program for people with a recent diagnosis of Parkinson's.

If you have received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s or commenced medications in the last two (2 years), we invite you to take part in our Newly Diagnosed Information Program. This one-day program is designed to broaden your understanding of the condition and increase confidence about symptom management. It is recommended that a support person/carer joins you at this seminar. The program may cover a wide selection of topics with each session delivered by a subject matter expert experienced in Parkinson's.

Sessions may include: Parkinson’s Nurse Specialist – overview of Parkinson’s, discussion on medication, possible side effects, the importance of taking medications on time. Speech Pathologist – sharing information on the role of exercise in Speech and Swallowing Physiotherapist/Exercise Physiologist - a dynamic presentation on the importance of exercise to maintain and improve fitness and mobility Parkinson’s Specialist Counsellor – discussion about some of the potential and non-physical aspects, as well as an opportunity to ask questions and share experiences and ideas about living well with Parkinson’s Information about Parkinson’s Support Group -  what is a support group and how can it help you. Lived Experience - a personal journey with Parkinson's

Registration is essential as numbers are capped. Please enter all attendee details when registering.

Morning tea and a light lunch will be provided. If you have any dietary requirements, please indicate when booking.

For any further information, please contact Parkinson's NSW 1800 727 567

Where to rock up

Parkinson’s NSW, Macquarie Hospital, Building 17/51 Wicks Rd, North Ryde NSW 2113, Australia, Sydney

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Speech Pathologist – sharing information on the role of exercise in Speech and Swallowing Physiotherapist/Exercise Physiologist - a dynamic presentation on the importance of exercise to maintain and improve fitness and mobility Parkinson’s Specialist Counsellor – discussion about some of the potenti