Parkinson Mentors Arizona
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Mentorship....a bridge to empowerment
Parkinson Mentors Arizona is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization committed to supporting and empowering individuals with Parkinson's Disease.
Saturday, June 7th
10:00 - Registration
11:00 - Main Presentation
Fountain Hills Community
Center
13001 N. LaMontana Dr.
Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
The 7th World Parkinson Congress kicks off in one year from now? View the Program-at-Glance and other important information at our website at wpc2026.org. We look forward to seeing you in Phoenix.
Barrow Care Planning Forums
When an individual is diagnosed with a life-changing disease or medical condition, they, along with their care partner and families, face many challenges and difficult decisions. These quarterly virtual forums provide practical knowledge and valuable resources through a panel of interdisciplinary experts.
Hosted quarterly, virtually via Zoom
10-11:30 AM (Arizona time)
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
This series is offered free of charge. Registration is required.
To register, contact Tania Gomez Morales at (602) 406-2792 or Tania.GomezMorales@CommonSpirit.org
Young Onset Parkinson's Carefree Retreat 2025
September 19 -21, 2025
Carefree, Arizona
At Parkinson Mentors Arizona, our mission is to provide peer support to people newly diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, and individuals with established Parkinson's, so that each person feels supported and empowered.
We understand that every individual's journey with Parkinson's disease is unique. Our peer mentors travel the road of PD with strength, advocacy, positivity, and persistence. We offer resources and guidance to help you achieve understanding and feel supported.
We provide mentorship to:
People newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
People with established Parkinson’s disease.
People with Parkinson’s disease living in Maricopa County.
People with Parkinson’s disease who have questions.
People with Parkinson’s disease who want to talk to someone who is experiencing a similar journey.
Our Mentors:
Provide support to peers with Parkinson’s disease.
Listen.
Provide resources.
Speak from personal experience.
Do not provide medical advice.
Mentors are:
Living with Parkinson's disease.
Advocates.
Empowering.
Have a positive outlook.
Compassionate.
Knowledgeable about resources in the community.
Mentors have:
Been trained by Ability360, a Center for Independent Living.
Passed a background check.
Disclaimers:
PMAZ does not endorse any agencies, persons, or organizations listed on our website. Please do your research to determine which resources best meet your needs.
PMAZ and mentors DO NOT PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE.
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