2010 Sunflower Revolution VII - Parkinson’s Disease Symposium & Expo

September 11, 2022
The Oasis Conference Center, Loveland
1. Parkinson’s Disease Over the Years (printable PDF »)
Andrew Duker, MD

2. Resources for Caregivers: Navigating Disability & Insurance (printable PDF »)
Maureen Gartner, RN, MEd

3. Exercise: The Positive Effect - Could it Delay the Disease? (printable PDF »)
David Zid, BA, ACE, APG & Jackie Russell, RN, BSN, CNOR

4. Managing Motor Complications in PD: Medication Options (printable PDF »)
Andrew Duker, MD

5. Managing Motor Complications in PD: Surgery Options (printable PDF »)
George Mandybur, MD

6. Tips for Coping with Parkinson’s(printable PDF »)
Mark Schroder, PsyD

7. Moments of Victory: Living Well
Amy Howard & Davis Phinney

8. Voice & Swallowing Issues (printable PDF »)
Sid Khosla, MD

9. Exercise Demo: Posture and Sitting exercises
Sarah Krumme Stahr, MS

10. Local and National Research Highlights (printable PDF »)
Kim Seroogy, PhD & Alberto Espay, MD, MSc

11. Panel Discussion: Q & A with those Treating, Studying and Living with PD
Andrew Duker, MD, Davis Phinney, Alok Sahay MD, Maureen Gartner, RN, MEd, George Mandybur, MD, Sheila Fleming, PhD, Bernice Klaben, PhD, SLP/CCC, Alberto Espay, MD, MSc, Brian Terpstra, PhD, Sandi & Frank Barresi

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