In focus: Responding to Parkinson’s psychosis symptoms

Choosing communication over control in Parkinson’s care

Ava Butler, an organizational development consultant and leadership coach, cared for her husband through Parkinson’s disease after his diagnosis in…

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About the series

Noticing the beginning signs of psychosis in a loved one with Parkinson’s disease can feel overwhelming to caregivers who already have their plates full managing other symptoms of the disease.

In this video series, healthcare specialists share insights and strategies for identifying psychosis symptoms, managing symptoms practically, and supporting loved ones with empathy through these moments.

Episodes

When correcting causes more harm in Parkinson’s care

Cleveland Clinic psychologist Cynthia Van Keuren explains how caregivers can respond to delusions and hallucinations in Parkinson’s with empathy, patience,…

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Choosing communication over control in Parkinson’s care

Ava Butler, an organizational development consultant and leadership coach, cared for her husband through Parkinson’s disease after his diagnosis in…

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Taylor Rush, PhD

Taylor Rush, PhD: Watching out for signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s psychosis

Taylor Rush, PhD, is a clinical psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic's Center for Neurological Restoration. She describes the various Parkinson's…

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Gregory Pontone, MD

Gregory Pontone, MD: Managing Parkinson’s psychosis

Gregory Pontone, MD, is the chief of the University of Florida's Aging, Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology Division and studies psychiatric…

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Indu Subramanian, MD

Indu Subramanian, MD: Assessing strategies for managing Parkinson’s psychosis

Indu Subramanian, MD, is a movement disorder neurologist and integrative medicine doctor in Los Angeles. She shares practical ways that…

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Taylor Rush, PhD

Taylor Rush, PhD: Determining if psychosis is from Parkinson’s disease

Taylor Rush, PhD, is a clinical psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Neurological Restoration. She differentiates Parkinson’s disease-related psychosis…

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