This round table brings together voices that intertwine life experience, art, and science:
Matías Cantabella Pardo. A graduate in dramatic arts, councilman in San Javier, activist and leading figure in the defense of civil rights, with a substantial testimony for understanding resilience in the face of adversity.
Jesús Santos Salmerón, a teacher in Hoya del Campo and a painter, shares his experience with Parkinson's disease through art, valuing its transformative and creative capacity in the face of life's challenges.
Conrado Navalón Vila, PhD in Psychology and professor at the University of Murcia, provides insights from neuroscience and his personal experience with SCA36 ataxia.
José Bermúdez Soler. A retired businessman from Cieza, suffering from cancer, who has made social commitment his way of life and his way of facing adversity.
Fabián Muñoz Ortega. Representative of APENCI, physiotherapist with more than 25 years of experience in the field of disability and the elderly, currently with great dedication to Parkinson's disease
Miriam Sánchez Regasdera, psychologist from the local branch of the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC), will contribute her professional perspective to address emotional support.
moderator
María Luisa del Pueblo Bernabé, retired social worker