A psychosocial therapy to benefit people with Parkinson’s-related dementia (INVEST)

McCormick, Sheree A.

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DOI: 10.1186/isrctn11455062

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A psychosocial therapy to benefit people with Parkinson’s-related dementia (INVEST)

Sheree A. McCormick¹

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“…The peril inherent in the liberal use of diagnostic labels was made evident to me shortly after I was asked to write this editorial. I had a meeting with two “patient and public voice” (PPV) representatives who have been advisors on our study of a new psychosocial therapy for PDD (The INVEST study; McCormick et al , 2016). I asked for their thoughts about how I should construct this paper.…”

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Disrupted identities: movement, mind, and memory in Parkinson's disease

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2017

Int. Psychogeriatr.

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For the many clinicians au fait with the history of the clinical description of Parkinson's disease, they will be aware that the very earliest description of James Parkinson's “Shaking Palsy” in 1817 explicitly excluded the involvement of cognitive and emotional processes as manifestations of the disease. Within a short time following his treatise, it became all too clear to those in the field that Parkinson's disease is more than just a motor disorder, and as was aptly conceptualized by Paul McHugh, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Hospital from 1975 until 2001, Parkinson's disease is closer to being a “triadic disorder,” encompassing motor, cognitive, and psychiatric elements (McHugh, 1989). Even this notion is now outdated, with the triad being accompanied by autonomic, pain, and other non-motor syndromes.

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A psychosocial therapy to benefit people with Parkinson’s-related dementia (INVEST)

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Disrupted identities: movement, mind, and memory in Parkinson's disease

Disrupted identities: movement, mind, and memory in Parkinson's disease

Comments for Consideration in the Department of Education's Comprehensive Review Implementing Biden E.O. 14021, filed by Nancy Chi Cantalupo

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