Psychiatry
In Parkinsons 2026, this session addresses the psychiatric and behavioural aspects of Parkinsons disease, focusing on conditions such as depression, anxiety, psychosis, and mood disorders that commonly accompany the disease. It explores the neurobiological links between Parkinsons and mental health, highlighting the role of the Brain and advances in Neurology that help explain the development of these complex symptoms. The session also examines how cognitive and emotional changes may overlap with conditions such as Dementia, affecting patient well-being and quality of life. In addition, it discusses the influence of cerebrovascular factors, including Stroke, on neurological and psychiatric outcomes. The session highlights advances in diagnosis, management strategies, and integrated care approaches for improving mental health outcomes in Parkinsons patients.
Tracks:
Track 8.1: Depression
Track 8.2: Anxiety
Track 8.3: Psychosis
Track 8.4: Mood Disorders
Track 8.5: Behavioural Changes