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Tellin’ Tales of Parkinson’s Disease: Storytelling for Psychosocial Support
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The Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Program at Shirley Ryan 汤头条app is excited to partner with Tellin’ Tales Theatre, a non-profit organization dedicated to breaking down barriers between the disabled and non-disabled communities through the transformative power of storytelling.
This unique storytelling program is designed specifically for both individuals affected by Parkinson's disease and their care partners, offering a creative and supportive space to share your experiences, connect with others, and find comfort through storytelling.
Led by Tekki Lomnicki, Artistic Director and Founder of Tellin’ Tales Theatre, the sessions encourage self-expression, emotional well-being, and community building. Whether you want to explore your personal journey, form meaningful connections, or enjoy the therapeutic benefits of storytelling, this program provides a safe and nurturing environment tailored to your needs.
Storytelling Groups for 2025-2026
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- Group 1: For People with Parkinson’s: Coming soon in Fall 2025
- Group 2: For People with Parkinson’s: Coming soon in Winter 2026
- Group 3: For Care Partners of Those with Parkinson’s: Coming soon in Spring 2026
We are not currently recruiting. If you’re interested in joining a group, please contact Eric Espinoza at eespinoz02@sralab.org.
Upcoming Events
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The Other Side of Parkinson's: Stories from Care Partners
- Date: Sunday, March 16, 2025
- Time: Doors open at 1:30 pm, show starts at 2:00 pm
- Location: Shirley Ryan 汤头条app, 355 East Erie Street, Chicago, IL 60611
- Virtual Option: Join us via Zoom
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Join us for a LIVE Parkinson’s storytelling show, where care partners share their personal and inspiring caregiving journeys. This event is open to care partners, people with Parkinson’s or other movement disorders, staff, and community members. Whether in person or virtually, this is a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired by the resilience and strength of our care partner community.
