Impaired Facial Emotion Communication in Parkinson’s Disease

A Robust Qualitative Approach to Better Understand its Impact on Psychosocial Well-being, and Creation of an Information Support Resource for Clinicians and Loved Ones

FACES aims to comprehend the impact of impaired facial emotion communication in Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and offer valuable support.

Through interviews with individuals with PD and their loved ones, the project seeks to uncover experiences and strategies to mitigate challenges in recognising emotions.

Validation of findings and creation of a patient-led guidance resources will provide insights for clinical staff and loved ones, enhancing social-emotional communication.

The project aims to share its outcomes in the influential journal Health Psychology, contributing to a broader understanding of PD-related issues and support strategies.