Membership details

What Does It Mean To Be a PCIT Member?

Assessments:
Clinic and Online

At the core of our unique care programme are regular assessments carried out throughout the year. We recognise that periodic assessments help to pick up changes in your condition earlier so that you can take preventative action as soon as possible. 
 
Your assessment consists of two hours with a skilled assessor, going at a pace that suits you. We will talk to you about your condition and carry out validated assessments that measure your physical and mental well-being.  

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Alexandra a PCIT assessor talks with patient around their comprehensive assessment
Close-up of a therapist taking notes during a PCIT assessment

Assessment Report

Once complete, your assessor will write a detailed, personal report that captures everything that has been covered during your consultation. It will highlight those aspects of your condition that you have said are important to you, and will also detail the results of the clinical tests that we have performed. This will be updated during each subsequent visit, if you have a monthly membership.

A separate section will present our recommendations about the steps that can be taken to help manage your condition more effectively. 

Group Classes
and Community

As part of your PCIT membership you will have access to a wide range of group classes, all created by experts who understand Parkinson’s disease. Click below for a comprehensive list of classes on offer. 
 
You also have access to our community group ‘Pathway‘, which is run by our members for our members. Build friendships, join excursions and days away, attend social events and support others who live with Parkinson’s disease. 

Services
Showing therapist and patient during a group martial arts class for Parkinson's patients
A PCIT patient during one of our research trials on electro stimulation therapy

Research
and Innovation

Participate in pioneering clinical trials that have the potential to improve both your own health and well-being, and those of others in the future. 
 
Our recent studies have explored the benefits of a portable, home-based device to self-administer small electric or thermal currents to the scalp. Improvement lasting several months after treatment has finished have been observed in mobility, rigidity, slowness, dyskinesia, cognition, mood and overall quality of life. Other research is exploring the value of brief psychological interventions to help our members manage depression, anxiety and low mood. 

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Mark Mardell - PCIT Patron
PCIT Patron

Mark Mardell – Writer and broadcaster

“I feel both proud and privileged to be the Patron of this centre. It is a brilliant idea, and like many a brilliant idea it seems simple and obvious –but only in retrospect, once someone has had the thought and pushed it with determination. All kudos to Prof David Wilkinson.“

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