International Guide to Movement Disorder Patient Advocacy Groups and Foundations

Choose a disorder Ataxia / Olivopontocerebellar atrophy Conditions associated with movement disorders - Neurotransmitter Diseases - Pediatric - Spastic Paraplegia - Mitochondrial Diseases - Lewy Body Dementia Corticobasal degeneration Dystonia - Blepharospasm - Spasmodic Dysphonia - Torticollis (cervical dystonia) Essential tremor - See Tremor Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia Huntington's disease Multiple system atrophy Myoclonus Parkinson's disease Progressive supranuclear palsy Restless legs syndrome Rett syndrome Spasticity - Brain/Head Injury - Cerebral Palsy - Multiple Sclerosis - Spinal Cord Injury - Stroke Tics / Tourette's syndrome Tremor Wilson disease

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European

PSP Europe Association
Contact: Michael Koe c/o The Old Rectory
Wappenham
Towchester, Northhamptonshire NN12 85Q UK
TEL: (44) 1327 860 299
FAX: (44) 1327 861 007
E-mail: psp.eur@pspeur.org
Web Site: http://www.pspeur.org

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USA

Society for PSP / Cure PSP+
11350 McCormick Road, Exec Plaza III, Suite 906
Hunt Valley, MD 21031 USA
TEL: (410) 785-7004
FAX: (410) 785-7009
E-mail: SPSP@psp.org
Web Site: http://www.psp.org

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This presentation provides a comprehensive listing of non-profit organizations around the world committed to facilitating accurate diagnosis and access to up-to-date care. These organizations have established support services for individuals with specific movement disorders and their families. Some have chapter affiliates, publish educational materials, raise funds and provide grant money for scientific research.

Attention all Executive Directors/Medical Directors, if you would like to be considered for possible inclusion in WE MOVE's International Guide to Movement Disorder Patient Advocacy Groups and Foundations, kindly complete the following form.