News
We’re Hiring for Multiple Positions!
Parkinson Society British Columbia (PSBC) have undergone a recent organizational restructure to better meet the needs of the Parkinson’s community. We are now hiring for three positions:
- Registered Clinical Social Worker/Registered Clinical Counsellor
- Education and Support Services Coordinator
- Healthcare Navigator
Events
Start Your Engines for Full Throttle!
Join us for the 10th Annual Full Throttle Show and Shine on Sunday, May 31! This morning event will be a fun opportunity to showcase your beloved car or motorcycle while supporting PSBC.
Your support will benefit PSBC’s programs, services, advocacy efforts, and contributions to research for approximately 17,500 British Columbians living with Parkinson’s disease.
Events
Register for Mime Over Mind!
Mime Over Mind is a creative and therapeutic program designed specifically for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Using mime as a therapeutic tool, participants learn practical techniques that can help override many of the frustrating day-to-day symptoms of Parkinson’s. This engaging class blends mindfulness, movement, and self-expression to support well-being.
Resources & Support
Learn more about how we can support you in your journey with Parkinson’s.
Events
Learn more about our education, exercise, activity, and fundraising events.
Advocacy
Learn more about our advocacy priorities and how to get involved.
Research
Learn more about how we’re investing in improved care for people with Parkinson’s.
Featured Resources
Exercise Booklet for People with Parkinson's
This exercise booklet, created by a physiotherapist and Parkinson Society BC, offers tailored routines for Parkinson’s. It covers exercise types, fall prevention, motivation tips, and a sample plan to improve mobility and well-being.
Enhancing Communication with a Person with Parkinson’s
This help sheet offers strategies for improving communication with people who have Parkinson’s, addressing challenges like facial masking, loss of voice, and cognitive changes. Tips include slowing down speech, focusing attention, and using proactive strategies such as contacting a Speech-Language Pathologist.
A Comprehensive Guide for Parkinson's Caregivers
This booklet is for anyone caring for a person with Parkinson’s disease. It provides support and guidance for caregivers throughout the caregiving journey, including developing a care plan, accessing support services, and tips for maintaining the caregiver’s own physical and emotional health.