By Tensae Deneke | Project Coordinator
It is often said that psychological wellbeing is equivalent with physical health. Just like other people, Parkinson’s disease patients need to be psychologically well, and free from anxiety and depression, but the situation is different. Parkinson’s disease patients face sudden inability of engaging in to different things. The frequent tremor and poor body balance prevents them from engaging in social activities as they used. They gradually stop attending in to social activities and will be forced to stay at home. This and other situations create anxiety and depression. In order to eradicate that, the organization gives psychological support for patients. They are taught how to cope up and live happily with the disease. Many programs including experience sharing are arranged, so that patients get psychological relief
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