Two women. One shared journey. One powerful reminder of what’s possible with Parkinsons. In this video, Danylle Hayden, an accomplished cyclist living with Young Onset Parkinson’s disease, and Wilhelmina Bradley, a yoga instructor with a passion for helping others, share how an unexpected conversation at the gym led to a life-changing bike trip to Portugal. What began as a support role quickly became a meaningful partnership rooted in encouragement, movement, and community. T

A conversation with newly minted Parkinson lobbyists, Gary Gosselin and Dr. Ed Scully By David Phreaner, SPCP editor/producer One of the founding principles of this website is to capture stories of successful community building. We love a good connection story almost as much as a good personality profile. This is the story of two regular guys with Parkinsons who met and impressed all the right people in their journey to becoming lobbyists. Seacoast Parkinson Community Project

This website is the product of a lot of conversations among a small group of friends with Parkinson and care partners. We've all experienced the challenge of finding local and relevant information. So we set out to fill in the gaps--to connect people to resources and people to one another. Not sure where that will take us but it gets us out of the house and meeting new people. Not a bad thing at all. Let's start with some LAQs about tulips and apostrophes What's an LAQ you as

The Seacoast Parkinson Community Project is all about connection and collaboration, so we're excited to learn about a new series of classes jointly developed by the YMCA and Exeter Hospital. The partnership takes advantage of the expertise of three neuroPTs based at the hospital and the first-rate facilities and high-energy atmosphere at the YMCA.The six week program incorporates a range of classes including kickboxing, Fierce Warrior Moves, and PWR!Moves. (For more informati