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Why Memory Feels Different with PD Written by: Kristi Riker, OTD, OTR/L Living with memory changes in Parkinson’s can make everyday tasks feel harder than they used to—but cognitive changes do not mean cognitive decline is inevitable. The brain is remarkably adaptable, even with Parkinson’s. With the right strategies, structure, and movement, it is possible to support memory, improve thinking efficiency, and reduce the daily mental load that so often leads to frustration and

Why Memory Feels Different with PD Written by: Kristi Riker, OTD, OTR/L If you live with Parkinson’s disease (PD), you may notice changes in how your brain processes information. Many people describe experiences such as: “I know it, but I can’t recall it quickly.” “I lost my train of thought.” “My brain just feels slow.” These changes can be frustrating and concerning—but they are also very common in Parkinson’s. Importantly, they do not always mean true memory loss. How Memo

Written By: Renee Rouleau- M.S. Neuroscience and Bridges for Parkinson’s Medical Science Advisor I could never live without my coffee machine at home, and I know many of you can relate! Coffee, espresso, and even tea have become daily (or more-than-daily) rituals for many of us—sometimes starting as early as our teenage years. Interestingly, several studies have found that people who regularly drank coffee earlier in life may have a lower risk of developing Parkinson’s diseas