This study is trying out a new way to help people with Parkinson's disease at home. It uses a technique called **transcranial static magnetic field stimulation (tSMS)**. This means using a magnetic field on the brain to help with movement. They are focusing on a part of the brain called the supplementary motor area, which helps with planning and controlling movement.

To join, participants need to have Parkinson's disease and respond well to their current medicine. People with certain metal objects in their body or other health issues can't join.

Key Points:

• The study tests if this technique is safe and can be done at home.
• It is important for participants to have optimal response to dopaminergic medication.
• Participants with certain medical devices or conditions are excluded.

Overall, this study could help find new ways to support people with Parkinson's disease from the comfort of their home.