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Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Not Local

Did you know that anywhere from 70-90% of people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) may face speech and communication difficulty as the disease progresses? Soft speech, monotone voice, voice tremors, and mumbling or slurring are some of the common speech issues that may occur -- – all of which can affect confidence and connection. To help address this important aspect of life with PD, APDA is launching a brand-new three-part series, Thriving Through Speech Therapy, to help people find their voice and maintain a better quality of life.


The first episode, Understanding Speech, Swallowing, & Voice Changes in Parkinson’s, launches on January 7, 2026, 3 PM Eastern and our expert guests will break down why these challenges happen and how they influence everyday life. You’ll also learn how speech-language pathologists help people with PD strengthen communication, stay engaged socially, and address swallowing disorders. We’ll be answering questions live during the broadcast so be sure to register today!

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Understanding Speech, Swallowing, & Voice Changes in Parkinson’s
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