You Are Not Alone. Parkinson Society British Columbia is here to help people with Parkinson's and the people who care about them.
The Society provides information and offers support in many ways, including:
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 PDLink - a peer program connecting individuals with Parkinson's and carepartners on a one-to-one basis for support. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS |
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Consultation at the PSBC office or by phone |
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Viewpoints quarterly newsletter providing up-to-date information on scientific research, medication, caregiving, nutrition and other relevant topics |
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Annual educational conferences and meetings throughout BC featuring national and international experts in Parkinson's disease research and treatment |
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Information pamphlets, including Advance Care Planning, Caregiving, PD and the Workplace |
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Community referrals and resources including health units, in-home safety and mobility assessments, assistive devices, respite care, adult day care, home care, assisted living and residential care |
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Direct assistance to 50 support group leaders province-wide |
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Regular personal visits to support groups |
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Advocacy for improved healthcare and access to medications |
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Partnership with Pacific Parkinson's Research Centre at UBC |
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Workshops and training for healthcare professionals |
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Toll free number throughout Canada and the Yukon: 1 800 668 3330 |
