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Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center

Events and Support Groups for People With Movement Disorders

If you are living with a movement disorder (or are a caregiver), there is a wealth of educational and support programs in the Baltimore area that can help you learn more about your condition and network with others. These workshops, seminars, singing groups and dance and exercise programs support the well-being of all local families touched by movement disorders.

Attention: Many classes/events have schedules and locations TBD as programs return to in-person meetings. For more information on these or any other classes or resources, please contact health educator Sarah Phelan at [email protected].

 

Support Groups and Educational Events

Activity and Exercise Programs

Pacing for Parkinson's

Pacing for Parkinson’s (P4P) is one of the largest charity teams (300+ members) participating annually in the Baltimore Running Festival. P4P has evolved into a year-round, volunteer-led campaign raising awareness of and funds for Parkinson’s disease research, community outreach, education and patient care at Johns Hopkins. Team members can run or walk in all races or can join as a virtual runner.

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Pacing for Pakrinson's group of participants standing in front of a building

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