Parkinson Voice Project is proud to announce that nine presentations have been accepted at the World Parkinson Congress 2026, advancing conversations around speech therapy, access, and quality of life for people with Parkinson’s.

Traveling with Parkinson’s takes planning, but with thoughtful preparation and practical planning, a safe and fulfilling journey is within reach.

Learn the four cardinal symptoms of Parkinson’s—resting tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity, and postural instability—and why early recognition matters. Discover how SPEAK OUT!® Therapy uses INTENT to improve speech, swallowing, and daily function.

A Parkinson’s diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but gaining understanding makes it manageable. Discover how understanding symptoms, and using INTENT helps people with Parkinson’s REGAIN and RETAIN speech, confidence, and quality of life.

Hypokinetic dysarthria affects the clarity, volume, and rhythm of speech in people with Parkinson’s. Explore how this condition develops, the symptoms to watch for, and evidence-based ways to manage it through targeted speech therapy and practice.

Low motivation in Parkinson’s often stems from dopamine loss, not lack of willpower. Learn how understanding this link and applying the principle of INTENT helps people overcome apathy, stay motivated, and make steady progress in therapy and daily life.

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) can affect memory, focus, and decision making for people with Parkinson’s. Discover early signs, support strategies, and how SPEAK OUT!^® Therapy maintains speech, swallowing, and quality of life.

Swallowing problems affect over 80% of people with Parkinson’s. These changes are often gradual but can lead to serious complications if untreated. Learn how dopamine loss impacts swallowing and how SPEAK OUT!^® Therapy helps individuals RETAIN and REGAIN their swallow.

For people with Parkinson’s, what feels like a normal voice can often sound too soft to others. Learn how sensory deficits causes soft speech, and how SPEAK OUT!^® Therapy – with the support of family and care partners – can help restore confidence and connection.