Communication Skills Group Summer Session (Virtual)

Communication Skills Group Summer Session (Virtual)

This group meets weekly from July 11 - Sept 12.

By Parkinson's Resources of Oregon

Date and time

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 63 days 1 hour

Even if you haven't noticed any change or impartment in your speech, it's important to remain active with your communication and cognition.

The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss of facial expression and problems communicating. We have developed this program for you to pair with your treatment plan, for those who would like to improve their speech and communication abilities.

Most people get the best improvement with speech and swallowing when medications are paired with practice and exercises. That is why Parkinson's Resources of Oregon developed this program for those who would like to improve their speech and communication. A certified speech and language pathologist instructs the group through a series of activities, exercises, and discussions.

This program is not meant to replace speech therapy, but is a safe place to learn and practice new communication skills and memory strategies. It is appropriate for those who have completed the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment, (LSVT) as well as those who haven’t. This Communication Skill Group is series virtual class - Fridays 11:00 am

This session starts July 11th and meets weekly through September 12th.

Instructed by Julia Robinson, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist from Legacy Emanuel Medical Center.

Thank you to Legacy Health for being an amazing community partner.

NOTE: Once you sign up, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom information you need to join. You will also receive a reminder email 24 hours before the event. If you do not receive an email please call our office, 800-426-6806 so we confirm that we have your correct email address.

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Parkinson's Resources of Oregon has been providing hope and help to people impacted by Parkinson's disease for over 45 years.

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