The Pink Ribbon is the story of a young girl who begins to reconsider what she once despised as she grows, learns, and serves others.The Pink Ribbon is the first of a series of books with fictional characters who cope with real-life crises. The books were written to inspire and help children deal with real-life situations.

If managing your Parkinson’s has become more challenging than it used to be, the book Managing Parkinson’s Mid-Stride: A Treatment Guide to Parkinson’s is for you. This audiobook explains why symptoms may get better and worse throughout the day and how to treat and cope with them. Find answers and read tips and stories that can help.

Everyone experiences changes in mood over the course of any given day, week, month and year. But “mood changes” is a broad term that can mean different things to different people. This guide explains what mood changes can happen in Parkinson’s disease (PD), why people with Parkinson’s might experience these changes and how to treat and cope with them.Not everyone develops every symptom of Parkinson’s disease, but if you’re affected, non-motor symptoms including depression, anxiety,...

This audiobook contains descriptions and explanations of specific exercises that can help to maintain flexibility, strength and aerobic conditioning.

You may be reading this book because you or someone in your life recently received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Perhaps it was not so recently, but you are now reflecting more on what the diagnosis means for you. Everyone’s PD story is different. Many people with PD vividly remember the moment they were diagnosed and view it as the beginning of a journey; a new life path. Often, they think back a few years and recognize subtle symptoms they missed at the time.

As part of the Parkinson’s Foundation's Educational Book Series, Psychosis discusses just that: the causes, symptoms and treatments for hallucinations and delusions, as well as tips for caregivers of someone experiencing psychosis.

If you’ve ever felt lost, uninspired, or pure emotional exhaustion and need help to heal, keep reading…Get A Handle on Depression aims to serve as a guide to recognizing and understanding depression and to finding a path to healing. In it, you will find the information you need to solve some of the most pressing problems you face and the tools you need to acknowledge, accept, and cope with those that aren’t easily reversed or eliminated.Detailing various resources and resolut...

Discover simple and effective techniques to conquer Procrastination for good!Get a Handle on Procrastination is the quintessential guide to overcoming obstacles, breaking through resistance, and finally embracing your ability to focus and get the job done.Inside, you’ll learn:What procrastination is and why you procrastinateHow to use effective methodologies to keep procrastination at bayWhy it’s important to clear physical and digital clutterHow t...

Anxiety—Learn when your symptoms indicate a problem.Look, Anxiety is a monster of an ailment. It’ll make you doubt yourself, can ruin your relationships, and leave you an emotional mess in the blink of an eye. Still, many people don’t even know that their symptoms are pointing to anxiety, or they just decide to live with it because anxiety destroys your will to even leave the house; making a diagnosis impossible.If any of this sounds familiar, you need this book.If you...

Whether the Parkinson’s diagnosis is new to your loved one or you have been living with Parkinson’s for a long time, you have the right and responsibility to make the care partnership as productive as possible, with the least amount of stress and conflict. Preparation is key in all respects: emotional, financial and physical. We hope that the tips and tools in this workbook will help prepare you for every step of the journey.The book complements our dedication to caregivers of peop...

Sleep is essential for overall health and wellbeing. Unfortunately, problems with sleep and alertness are common in Parkinson’s disease (PD). It is likely that you will experience poor sleep and/or impaired daytime alertness at some point in the course of your disease – maybe you already have. These problems can have a big impact on your quality of life, as well as significant safety implications: for example, if you get sleepy while driving. There are many causes of sleep problems in PD, ...

About 75 percent of people with PD experience changes in speech and voice at some time during the course of the disease. These changes usually come on gradually and can vary from mild to severe.Communication is a vital part of daily life and extends beyond speech and voice abilities. It also includes the ability to formulate your ideas into a message; understand messages and words conveyed by others; and the ability to put your ideas into words. Communication also includes the abil...