Approved Speaker Bio
Short Bio
Bryce Perry is an award-winning Parkinson's keynote speaker, patient-innovator, community architect, podcast host, and founder of Doing Life Today. Diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson's at 40, Bryce blends lived experience, humor, corporate operations discipline, and community-building insight to help audiences understand the real human side of Parkinson's.
Long Bio
Bryce Perry is a Parkinson's keynote speaker, patient experience speaker, podcast host, and founder of Doing Life Today. After years of hiding his diagnosis while building a corporate career and raising a family, Bryce became a public voice for people living with Parkinson's and the families who support them.
His work spans keynote speaking, podcasts, video, Speaking The Invisible, Restless Ridge Motel, The Club private community, care partner support, symptom-tracking tools, and patient-led community infrastructure. Bryce's talks bring audiences inside the fear, humor, strain, resilience, and hard-earned hope of real life with Parkinson's, giving patients, care partners, clinicians, and event organizers language they can use long after the session ends.
Stage Introduction
Please welcome Bryce Perry, an award-winning Parkinson's keynote speaker, patient-innovator, community architect, podcast host, and founder of Doing Life Today. Diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson's at 40, Bryce now uses his lived experience and professional background to build tools, media, and community for people navigating Parkinson's every day.
Signature Keynote
Welcome to the Club Nobody Wanted to Join is Bryce's flagship keynote for Parkinson's conferences, healthcare events, caregiver programs, awareness campaigns, and patient education days.
- Parkinson's keynote speaker
- Patient experience speaker
- Care partner and caregiver speaker
- Healthcare conference speaker
- Podcast and media guest
Key Topics
- Young-onset Parkinson's and the cost of hiding symptoms
- Care partner communication and whole-household impact
- Patient-led innovation and technology-enabled peer support
- Symptom tracking, practical routines, and preparing for appointments
- Building community after diagnosis
Production Notes
- Available for in-person keynotes, virtual keynotes, panels, podcasts, and workshops.
- Typical keynote length: 45 to 60 minutes plus optional Q&A.
- Can pair keynote with meetup, media interview, or Doing Life Today resource pathway.
- For AV, provide standard presentation display, confidence monitor when available, handheld or lavalier microphone, and reliable internet if livestreaming.
The Doing Life Today Digital Ecosystem
Built from lived experience. Made for everyday life.
- Speaking The Invisible — Helps people turn hard-to-explain experiences into language for medical appointments, conversations with loved ones, and honest personal expression.
- Restless Ridge Motel — A playful, interactive gathering place for people navigating the restless nights of Parkinson's. Shared experiences and late-night connection bring a sense of company to an isolating time.
- The Club — A dedicated community connecting people living with Parkinson's and care partners through shared experience, peer support, and practical conversation.
Bryce brings more than a personal story. His platforms offer practical resources and opportunities for connection that audiences can explore long after the event.
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