PUPS (People Understanding Parkinson’s)
Giant Food Store Community Center
315 S York Rd
Willow Grove, PA 19090
Contact: Diane Burleigh
Lower Providence Presbyterian Church
2nd Wednesday of each month, 10:30am to 11:30am
In-person (masks required – COVID-19 tests recommended)
Contact: Judy Baker
Giant Food Store Community Center
6pm to 8p.m.
Third Thursday of each month
Contact Marion Kanenson
Women’s Group
Center City, Philadelphia
Contact: Lori Katz, lorikldtc@aol.com
Early Onset Women’s Support Group
Contact: Gerrie Blavat, PHLWwPD@gmail.com
Carepartners Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Karen Jacobson, 215-829-7273
Living Well with Parkinson’s Disease Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Suzanne Reichwein, sreichwein@pahosp.com
Deep Brain Stimulation
Pennsylvania Hospital: Hall Mercer Building
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
Parkinson Plus Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
EMPower’D Seminar Series: Engaging Minorities with Parkinson’s Disease
Contact: Yuliis Bell, yuliis.bell@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-5078
Bethel AME Church Ministries
Contact: Eleanor Roth
Lutheran Church
Contact: Patricia Slygh or Dennis Leebel
Springside Plaza, Connor Building, Ste. 101
Contact: Stacy Gandia
100 S. Main Street, Building C, Ste 106
Contact: Cynthia Huffine
Lobby Conference Room, 1100
Contact: Christina Cook
STAR Building, 540 S College Ave.
Contact: Marge Fleming-Smith
Willingboro Public Library
Contact: Melissa Larkin
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Contact: Jim Schultice
Masonville Methodist Church
Contact: Wendy Schmidt
The Health Center at Beckett Building
Contact: Antoinette Shields or Mide Babalola
Riddle Village Retirement
Contact: Mary Wolstenholme
Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg
Contact: Laura Freedman
Everyone impacted by Parkinson’s, including family and friends, are welcome… no dance experience is necessary! Participants have the opportunity to experience a variety of dance themes, including folk dance, ballet, jazz, tap, and musical theater numbers, all with an emphasis on using the power of music to move. Bring a partner!
Dates:
Fridays
Time:
1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Cost & Registration:
Free
Click here to register for April 2o23
The Stay Fit Program is for those individuals who desire to exercise and keep active, but cannot go to a regular gym or Y.M.C.A. because of slowness, stiffness, balance or safety issues. Participants exercise in a group under the direction of physical therapist students, directly supervised by 2 physical therapists with experience in the treatment of individuals with neurologic disease. Most levels of disability of persons with either Parkinson disease or multiple sclerosis can be accommodated.
Date:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
September to December and February to May
Other class times may be added during the year.
Time:
1:30 pm – 2:30pm and 3 pm – 4:00 pm
Cost & Registration: $5 per class
Janet Readinger, RPT, DPT
This exercise program addresses the unique fitness needs of patients with diseases such as Parkinson’s, which are not traditionally met by typical exercise programs. Twelve-week session, once a week (ongoing throughout the year).
Date:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time:
5 pm – 6 pm
Date:
1st Thursday
Time:
1:30 pm
More Information:
Suzanne Reichwein
Join Yoga instructor Steven Brice from Yoga4Philly, every Wednesday at 10:00 am as he takes students through movement and meditation to help manage Parkinson’s. 
This class is entirely FREE due to the generosity of The Parkinson’s Council and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church.
This exercise program addresses the unique fitness needs of patients with diseases such as Parkinson’s, which are not traditionally met by typical exercise programs. Twelve week session, once a week (ongoing throughout the year).
Date:
Mondays
Time:
4 pm – 5 pm
Date:
2nd Wednesday
Time:
2:30 pm
More Information:
Cindy