This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Kelley Roberson and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Nicol Walsh and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Len Schwartz, and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Terri VanBibber and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, John Hurley and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Helen Koberstein and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Kevin Murray and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.

This is a post-intervention survey with participant, Nina Wagner and program creator and facilitator, Robert Cochrane. Day One: PD Superheroes is a novel, online intervention that aims to improve quality of life measures for people with Parkinson's. It was developed as part of Robert's PhD program in the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program at UNLV. We completed the six-month pilot feasibility study in April 2021, with 16 participants from across the US and UK. The qualitative feedback was excellent, with all participants requesting a continuance and expansion of the program. Nine of the 16 participants continued to become mentors for the second cohort, which began its hero's journey in February 2022. The second group wrapped in May 2022 and, once again, participant feedback was excellent. Results are being written up into an study with intent to publish as a peer-reviewed article. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. If you would like to be considered for future studies, please go to www.yesandexercise.com.