Many area businesses and national corporations sponsored Walk Off Parkinson’s in 2017.  Please take a moment to review this impressive […]

Carl Schuetz has a long career in teaching. He changed his teaching focus to yoga following a diagnosis of PD […]

Since 2005, the tulip has been recognized worldwide as a symbol for Parkinson’s Disease.  Many organizations involved with the Parkinson’s […]

  Recently, PFNCA Emeritus Board Member Susan Hamburger sat down and reflected on her experiences with Parkinson’s and PFNCA. Tell […]

Retired D.C. Public Schools Principal Learie Phillip has been fighting back against Parkinson’s since he was diagnosed more than ten […]

PFNCA Volunteer Rick Vaughan recently visited several PFNCA Communications Club program sessions.  He shares his observations below.     PFNCA […]

Roy Barber has taught performing arts and worked with high school, middle school and adult singers since 1979 in the […]

Learn about PFNCA’s Walk Off Parkinson’s program with this 30 second video primer.  You can learn more about Walk Off […]

In my nuclear Italian-American family, I am the youngest of two children and the only son, my sister being two-and-a-half […]

Did you know that lots of thought went into the creation of the uniform for PFNCA’s mascot Amp?  Read on […]