News for professionals

Bone health in Parkinson's can still be an overlooked issue. We've updated our bone health resources to include the latest tools and research on this important topic.

We've launched a free, online course for student and Band 5 nurses who want to explore becoming a Parkinson's nurse.

Learn how gardens and gardening have had special significance for us this May.

In this blog, Trish Eccles, our Volunteer-led Education Manager, discusses the unique opportunities and challenges faced by domiciliary care providers and how we can support them to support their care professionals.
 

Impulse control behaviours and disorders are a known side effect of Parkinson’s drugs. Recent press attention has led to increased contact with Parkinson’s UK over the issue. 

Our Learning Hub, provides a range of continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities, created in collaboration with subject matter experts. Read on to find out about new and future additions to our learning offer.
 

Highlights from health and care professional activity from World Parkinson's Day 2026.

Leanne Parry, a physiotherapist at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board in North Wales, shares how her journey in learning Welsh is helping her to provide better care for people with Parkinson’s.

We’ve launched the latest edition of the Best practice guidelines for dietitians on the management of Parkinson's. The guidelines aim to support dietitians to recognise common symptoms and understand how to manage them.

Our Excellence Network 10 year anniversary year delivered a truly inspirational set of award entries and nominations. We're delighted to announce our winning and highly commended entries.