Relationships and family life
Parkinson's can affect your relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues. There are things you can do to adapt to these changes and fit them into your life.
Talking to children and teenagers about Parkinson's
Children and teenagers may have a lot of questions about Parkinson's. Get advice on how to talk to them about your Parkinson's and answers to their questions.
Guides for teenagers and children
Answers to the big questions teens have about Parkinson's.
Books to help families with young children talk about Parkinson's.
Read more about family and relationships on our magazine
Many people with Parkinson’s live alone and manage very well. But it’s natural to feel lonely sometimes or worry how to get help when you need it.
We chat to Annette to get tips and advice for how she lives alone with Parkinson's.
Genna was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2016 while on maternity leave. She shares her experience of young onset Parkinson’s, and the challenges of balancing family life with work commitments.