We are delighted to bring you Dr. Rick Helmich on the topic of "Managing stress with Parkinson's"
Dr. Rick Helmich was recommended to us by Prof Bas Bloem, who considers Rick to be the leading authority in this field. Rick will be discussing stress (both acute and chronic) and the effect that this has on people with Parkinson's disease.
Rick's passion is to understand the cerebral mechanisms that lead to neurological diseases and use these insights to develop new therapies for patients with movement disorders. Rick works as a neurologist and associate professor specialising in Parkinson’s disease and tremor disorders at the Radboud University Medical Centre (with Prof Bas Bloem) and at the Donders Institute, both in the Netherlands.
Rick is very much inspired by clinical observations in patients and uses neuroimaging and neurophysiology to understand the underlying mechanisms. He is particularly intrigued by the profound effects of psychological stress on many neurological movement disorders, by the way patients can compensate for brain dysfunction, and by the different ways in which tremor can manifest itself.
Rick discusses:-
1) What is stress?
2) Can stress cause Parkinson's?
3) How does stress influence Parkinson's?
4)What can we do about it?
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We are delighted to bring you Dr. Rick Helmich on the topic of "Managing stress with Parkinson's"
Dr. Rick Helmich was recommended to us by Prof Bas Bloem, who considers Rick to be the leading authority in this field. Rick will be discussing stress (both acute and chronic) and the effect that this has on people with Parkinson's disease.
Rick's passion is to understand the cerebral mechanisms that lead to neurological diseases and use these insights to develop new therapies for patients with movement disorders. Rick works as a neurologist and associate professor specialising in Parkinson’s disease and tremor disorders at the Radboud University Medical Centre (with Prof Bas Bloem) and at the Donders Institute, both in the Netherlands.
Rick is very much inspired by clinical observations in patients and uses neuroimaging and neurophysiology to understand the underlying mechanisms. He is particularly intrigued by the profound effects of psychological stress on many neurological movement disorders, by the way patients can compensate for brain dysfunction, and by the different ways in which tremor can manifest itself.
Rick discusses:-
1) What is stress?
2) Can stress cause Parkinson's?
3) How does stress influence Parkinson's?
4)What can we do about it?
You can follow us on social media:-
Instagram:- https://www.instagram.com/nosilverbul...
Twitter:- https://twitter.com/NSB4PD
AND NOW ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@nosilverbulle...
IF YOU CAN, PLEASE DONATE TO NO SILVER BULLET 4PD.
We are self-funded, so pay for our costs ourselves, which include licenses for our secure Webinar platform, our Podcast hosting platform and soon-to-be-launched paid advertising on Facebook and Instagram so that we can target and share these sessions with more PwP worldwide, in the hope that some of our speaker's content, may improve the symptoms of another PwP
Thank you & just follow this link:-
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
If you want to join our mailing list for future speaker sessions then please email us at nosilverbullet4pd@gmail.com