August 2025 Newsletter

Summer is a great time to get outside and connect with friends, family, and your community. Whether it's attending a Parkinson Canada event near you or exercising with others, activities focused on movement and connection are key to your wellbeing. Read on for ways to stay connected this summer.

Community Spotlight: Mime Over Mind
Mime Over Mind is a recent recipient of our CARE Fund program. They're offering free and accessible resources to help people with Parkinson's empower themselves and manage symptoms through mime.
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Spinning Wheels Hits the Road
The Spinning Wheels riders are cycling across Canada to raise funds and awareness for Parkinson's. Follow their journey and cheer them on!
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Upcoming Research Opportunities
Apply to be a grant reviewer and help shape the future of Parkinson's research. You can also join a study, attend an engagement event, or--if you're a researcher--apply for funding or recruit participants.
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Coming Soon: Shook
Shook premieres in cinemas across Canada on August 8. Set in Toronto, this film follows a writer whose father is diagnosed with Parkinson's and explores the impact on their lives. It's a powerful reminder of how storytelling raises awareness.
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SuperWalk Countdown Is On!
SuperWalk is back on Sept. 6 and 7 in communities across Canada. There's still time to register and fundraise. Don't miss this inspiring event and unforgettable day of connection.
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August Walking Challenge
Get ready for SuperWalk with the August walking challenge--pledge to take one step for each of the 110,000 Canadians living with Parkinson's. Connect with others and walk together!
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Webinar: Stem Cell Therapies for Parkinson's
Join us on August 20 from 23 p.m. ET for a webinar with Dr. Kwang-soo Kim and Dr. Agnete Kirkeby. Learn about promising stem cell therapies currently in clinical trials.
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Hope for Parkinson's: Soulet's Research
Professor Denis Soulet is studying the neuroprotective effects of Zuranolone, with support from the Della Vedova family. Their generous funding brings hope to the Parkinson's community.
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Every Victory Counts Canadian Edition
Pick up the latest edition of Every Victory Counts--a helpful guide for Canadians living with Parkinson's and their families on treatments, therapies, and living well.
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Resources

Leisure and Parkinson's Webinar
Watch this recorded session for ideas on staying active and engaged this summer.
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Build Your Care Team
Connection starts with a strong care team. Here's how to build yours:
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Support Line
Parkinson Canada's support line is always here to help.
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