Exercise is important for Parkinson’s disease so gift certificates for classes or equipment (i.e. yoga mat, bike pedal exerciser, etc) may be helpful. Hobbies are also important. There are many gifts that help people living with PD adapt so they can still enjoy things they love like cooking, reading, writing, hiking, and so many other hobbies. The PD blog below has links to many gift ideas.
https://www.parkinson.org/blog/tips/pd-gifts
If you are a loved one of a Synapticure patient and are looking for a good gift, feel free to reach out to your Care Coordinator for more-curated ideas based on your loved one’s needs.
Synapticure’s multidisciplinary team has been helping those living with Parkinson’s for decades and comprises expert movement disorders specialists, neurologists, psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, social workers, nurses, and more. Synapticure can support your unique journey with Parkinson’s by offering virtual access to genetic testing and counseling, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy, mental health support, insurance navigation, clinical trials, and investigational therapies.
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