04/01/2026
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month 🧠
Parkinson’s disease is often associated with tremor, but it is actually a complex neurological condition that can affect many areas of daily life.
It occurs when the brain produces less dopamine, a chemical that helps control smooth and coordinated movement.
While movement symptoms are the most recognized, Parkinson’s can also affect:
• Speech and voice
• Swallowing
• Facial expression
• Thinking and memory
Understanding the condition is the first step toward earlier recognition, better support, and improved quality of life.
Speech, voice, swallowing, and cognitive therapy can all play an important role in care.
Swipe through to learn the basics of Parkinson’s disease ➡️