Silvia Lerch is forging her own path with Parkinson’s — connecting young people, bringing movement into peer support, and encouraging others to stay active.

Therapy dog Ludwig brings joy to movement: Prof. Dr. Carsten Eggers talks about innovative dog therapy, motivation and self-efficacy in Parkinson's disease.

Silvia Lerch is forging her own path with Parkinson’s: she connects young people living with the disease, brings movement into peer support, and encourages others to stay active and engaged in life.

Josefa Domingos thinks therapy in terms of everyday life - creatively, close to the patient and with the courage to keep relearning Parkinson's care.

When the voice gets quieter, attention is needed early on. Dr. Tabea Thies on speech therapy, communication and safety in everyday life.

Speech therapist John M. Dean talks about digital therapy, movement and motivation - and how Parkinson's patients can be better reached in everyday life.

The gut could play a more important role in Parkinson's disease than long thought. Dr. Arnout Bruggeman on microbiome research and new therapeutic perspectives.

Good Parkinson's care is not provided in the practice alone. Carina Lummer relies on regional networks that relieve patients and relatives in their everyday lives.