Explore support groups, webinars, community events, and research meetings for the cerebellar disorder community. Events are hosted by outside organizations; confirm details with the organizer before attending.
An international online peer-support meeting for men living with ataxia. The aim is shared experience, community support and practical discussion, rather than formal medical training. Prospective participants can check the […]
Another date in the National Ataxia Foundation's movement and well-being series. It is intended to support participation in guided physical […]
A recurring online support group focused on sharing resources and discussing day-to-day concerns. Participants can benefit from peer knowledge, community […]
A free virtual support group facilitated by Kathleen Gingerelli, held Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. New York time. It offers a […]
Question-and-answer session with Dr. Susan Perlman of UCLA, scheduled for 13:00–14:00 US Central Time.Who it’s for: People with ataxia, family […]
An online support meeting specifically for young adults aged 18 to 24 who live with ataxia. Topics may include independence, […]
A practical webinar explaining why family health history matters in genetic and neurological conditions. Attendees may learn which family details […]
A further installment of the recurring Let's Move program, oriented toward exercise and well-being in the ataxia community. The exact […]
A conversation about pursuing intimate relationships while living with ataxia. It addresses an important part of everyday life that is […]
An online talk from the medical advisory board of the DHAG (German Heredo-Ataxia Society). Topic to be announced. Held in […]
This installment of the recurring Ataxia Resources and Discussion group offers a place to share experiences and identify practical information […]
An accessible yoga and mobility session using a chair as a support. It is intended to make movement participation more […]
