Community Session
Morning 8:30AM-1:30PM
Learn. Move. Connect.
This engaging morning session is designed for people living with Parkinson’s, their families and carers.
You’ll hear from medical experts, allied health professionals and people with lived experience as they explore:
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The evolving landscape of Parkinson’s treatment.
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Decoding the latest research, what the results really mean.
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How exercise and dance can improve movement, mood and quality of life.
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Group singing and movement sessions designed to lift your spirits and support wellbeing.
Why attend?
Because knowledge is empowering. Whether you’ve just received a diagnosis or have been living with Parkinson’s for years, this event will help you connect with others, discover new approaches to symptom management and feel part of a supportive community that truly understands.
Who should attend?
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People living with Parkinson’s and their families.
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Carers and community members.
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Community leaders and Parkinson’s support group facilitators.
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Healthcare Professionals Session
Afternoon 2:00PM-5:45PM
+ Evening Networking 6:00PM-8:00PM
Connect. Learn. Collaborate.
This professional development session brings together clinicians, nurses, allied health practitioners and students to share multidisciplinary approaches to Parkinson’s care.
Key topics include:
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Diagnostic criteria, red flags and differential diagnosis.
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Advancements in medical and allied health interventions.
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Insights into the future of wearable technology and patient monitoring.
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The role of physiotherapy, speech pathology and nursing navigation in movement disorder clinics.
Why attend?
Because collaboration drives better outcomes. You’ll gain evidence based insights from leading experts, connect with peers and explore new ways to enhance patient-centred care across the continuum.
Networking
Evening 6:00PM-8:00PM
Unwind and connect with presenters, peers and members of the Parkinson’s community. Enjoy light refreshments while celebrating the strength and collaboration that make Queensland’s Parkinson’s network so unique.
Who should attend?
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Neurologists, GPs, nurses and allied health professionals.
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Researchers and students.
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Community leaders.