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In Search of Dopamine

In Search of Dopamine

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 In Search of Dopamine is a bilingual podcast for people living with Parkinson’s disease, their caregivers, and anyone seeking to better understand this complex condition. Alternating between French episodes hosted by Isabelle Marjorie Tremblay and English episodes hosted by Caroline Van Vlaardingen, it features candid discussions with health experts and individuals directly affected by Parkinson’s. Exploring essential topics that are often taboo or underestimated but highly relevant to better living, the podcast sheds light on daily challenges while offering practical ways to overcome them. Episodes will be released weekly, every Tuesday. Explore our French episodes on the podcast En Quête de Dopamine Hosting and content : Caroline Van Vlaardingen, Isabelle Marjorie Tremblay Creative direction and original music: Virage Sonore Guest research: Isabelle Marjorie Tremblay, Hibah Hammoud Production: This podcast is produced by Parkinson Québec and made possible through the financial participation of the Gouvernement du Québec under the “Québec ami des aînés” program.Copyright 2025 Parkinson Québec Hygiène et vie saine Science
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    • Cognitive Decline

      Cognitive Decline
      Apr 1 2025

      Cognitive decline can be a challenging symptom for some people living with Parkinson’s. In this episode of In Search of Dopamine, we explore how Parkinson’s impacts thinking, memory, and daily life.

      Judith Rochette shares the story of her brother Daniel, who lives with Parkinson’s disease and suffers from dementia.

      Neuropsychologist Shady Rahayel explains the changes in the brain, diagnostic methods, and current research aimed at slowing or predicting cognitive decline.

      This podcast is made possible by a grant from the Quebec Government under the “Québec ami des aînés” program.
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      59 min
    • Hallucinations

      Hallucinations
      Mar 25 2025

      In this episode of In Search of Dopamine, we take a closer look at hallucinations, a common and sometimes unsettling symptom of Parkinson’s disease. These experiences can cause distress, both for the person living with the disease and for their loved ones. But there are ways to better understand them and learn how to manage them.

      Dr. Philippe Huot, a neurologist specializing in movement disorders at the Montreal Neurological Institute, explains the science behind hallucinations, why they happen and how they can change as the disease progresses.

      Pascal Girard, a social worker at the MUHC, shares his experience supporting people living with Parkinson’s and offers practical advice for patients and caregivers.

      This podcast is made possible by a grant from the Quebec Government under the “Québec ami des aînés” program.
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      44 min
    • Managing Fatigue

      Managing Fatigue
      Feb 18 2025

      Fatigue is one of the most debilitating symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, affecting over 50% of people living with the condition. It’s not just a feeling of being tired—it’s a profound lack of energy that can disrupt daily life.

      In this episode of In Search of Dopamine, Daniel Dorsey shares his personal strategies for managing fatigue after living with Parkinson’s for 15 years, while Kassandra McCullough, a kinesiologist, explains the mechanisms behind Parkinson’s-related fatigue and offers expert advice on improving energy levels and adapting to the challenges of this symptom.

      This podcast is made possible by a grant from the Quebec Government under the “Québec ami des aînés” program.
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      38 min
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