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Communities of PD Excellence (Inland NW)
Meet Your Local and Regional PD Experts around the Inland Area of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. Those in Western Montana and other markets are welcome to join. This is online, so no travel needed.
Join NWPF and your local community of PD care and support experts in this 10-week speaker series. Learn more about their programs and services and how they can help you maintain and control your PD symptoms so you live your BEST Life!
Tuesdays at 5:30 pm PST (ONLINE)
Week 1: 1/9/24: Dr. Jason Aldred, Movement Disorder Specialist, Selkirk Neurology
Week 2: 1/16/24: Dr. Marci Nemhauser, Social Services Manager, Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation
Week 3: 1/23/24: Dr. Sharon Hall, Physical Therapy, Gordon Physical Therapy, PWR! Program
Dr. Sharon Hall, DPT, NCS
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Week 4: 1/30/24: Linda Lee, PassToPass Wilderness Trips for PwP
Week 5: 2/6/23: AC Woolnough, Pat Gayman & Sally Sullivan, Support Group Leaders
Week 6: 2/13/24: Dr. Danielle Wald, Neuropsychology, Providence Neuroscience Institute
Week 7: 2/20/24: Linda Williams, Speech-Language Therapist, Eastern Washington University
Week 8: 2/27/24: Melissa Bixby, MS, CCRC, Inland Northwest Research
Week 9: 3/5/24: Dr. Jonathan Carlson, Neurosurgeon, Inland Neurosurgery and Spine & John Cahill, DBS Therapy Consultant, Boston Scientific and Bionic Brain Club
Week 10: 3/12/24: Dr. Karin Duncan, NMD, CDA Healing Arts & Dr. Laurie Mischley, NMD Naturopathic Medicine
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Questions? Need Assistance?
Contact Kristine Pedigo, Director of Programs
kristine@nwpf.org
360-305-8297
Sharon was born and raised on a dairy farm in Cheney, WA, where she still resides to this day. She’s fond of telling people that she “bought the farm”. She received her Master’s degree at Anders University in Michigan in 1992 and later received her Doctorate degree at Boston University. She specializes in helping people with neurological conditions and earned her NCS certification (Neurological Clinical Specialist) in 2005. This includes helping people with spinal cord injuries, people with Parkinson’s Disease and people who’ve suffered from strokes. She also utilizes her skills in our aquatic therapy program.