Singing together is not only fun and relaxing. It is also good for the brain. Neurologists and neuropsychologists have discovered that singing in particular is beneficial and stimulating for the well-being of people with the diseaseRead more ...
Last Monday, Nov. 17, about 15 participants with Parkinson's disease (or loved ones) came to meet the conductor and pianist Bob Berkemeier. We had coffee together, ate soup and sang. There was littleRead more ...
Singing together is not only fun and relaxing. It is also good for the brain. Neurologists and neuropsychologists have discovered that singing in particular is beneficial and stimulating for the well-being of people with the diseaseRead more ...
We use the mouth as a matter of course for talking, chewing food in small pieces and mixing it with saliva, drinking, for our taste, swallowing and breathing through it. TheRead more ...
We spend one-third of our lives sleeping. Two thirds of people are dissatisfied with his/her sleep quality. So sleeping well is not for everyone. Parkinson's doesn't always want to cooperate either. Are youRead more ...
In early January 2025, the Parkinson Café at the Noorddam Center in Amstelveen will host the launch of "The Conversation: Ommetjes through the Parkinson brain". This promises to be a special gathering. Erik Scherder, professor of neuropsychology andRead more ...
