Hallucinations and Delusions in Parkinson's

Join the Parkinson Association of the Rockies and Dr. Samantha Holden, University of Colorado, to discuss the different types of Hallucinations and Delusions people with Parkinson's might experience.
Hallucinations and Delusions are common non-motor symptoms that affect up to 50% of people with Parkinson's disease. Dr. Holden will explore the categories of hallucinations and delusions, how to know if one is experiencing one, and the importance of communication. In addition, she speaks about certain medications and their possible effects in relation to hallucinations and delusions.
*This webinar was sponsored by Acadia Pharmaceuticals.

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Outstanding presentation Thank You!

[@xjet]

I hadn't thought about the effect of dopamine release as a "reward" for pleasurable experiences. I work very hard at enjoying my life since my diagnosis and the progression of symptoms has been far lower than predicted. However, on the very few occasions where I feel down or depressed my symptoms are markedly worse. Is it possible that my focus on getting maximum enjoyment from what I do is helping sustain natural dopamine levels?

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Outstanding- Thank you!

[@revdrjamesshowersjr8494]

Fantastic Research Data, I am curious, if one only recalls 5 or 6 memories and or dreams, over the space of a life. Has RBD. are they prone to Delusions and Hallucinations.??

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