2651 days ago

LIVING WITH PARKINSON'S 2017 SEMINAR

Lee Patrice from Parkinson's Hawke's Bay

What? Presentations for Health Professionals, people with
Parkinson's and their families and carers
When? Thursday 28 September
8.30am - 4pm
Where? Napier Conference Centre
48 Marine Parade
Napier
Who? *Diet & Medication
Dr Matthew Phillips, Neurologist
* The Latest in Research
Associate Professor Maurice Curtis
*The Power of Exercise
Gilly Davy, Neurological Physiotherapist
* The Eyes Have It
Amanda Shepherd, Optometrist
* Well-being & Resilience
Dr Lucy Hone, Director NZ Institute of Well-being & Resilience
* Caring for Carers
Laurie Hilsgen, CEO Carers NZ
How? To register email parkinsonshb@xtra.co.nz
or phone 06 844 9135 for more information
Payment required with registration $45 per person (includes morning/afternoon tea and lunch)
Certificates will be issued to meet professional development
requirements for Health Professionals

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