Dementia Roadmap: From Diagnosis to Family Care Join Linda Fodrini-Johnson as she discusses what you need to know, what you need to plan, and what you and your family can do when faced with the challenges of dementia. You will learn: What is dementia? Where is it diagnosed? Understanding the progression. What does a family need to do to prepare for the journey? Protecting dignity& reducing stress in all family members. * Limited seating, advanced registration required. No fee.  Class…

Tools on how to have conversations about needs when denial is present Giving you permission to “stretch the truth” for dignity, safety and self-esteem Understanding the different types of dementia No fee. Advanced registration required. Classes are intended for family caregivers or those dealing with the challenges of aging.

The last chapter of our lives can be the best. It does take planning, some attention to health-promoting activities, and eliminating stress. Come and discover. . .are all your ducks in order to be as stress-free as possible heading into the New Year? We will explore four major principles to keep you healthy as well as some documents you will need to have life “your way.” The speaker has been working with older adults and their families for more than 34…

Riding the roller coaster of dementia care? If the emotional ups, downs, & loop-de-loops are making your head spin, our Caregiver Survival series is for you! Topics include: • The major challenges of dementia care • Responses and reactions to reduce your stress • Self-care activities and mini-support group • Resources for coaching and support No Fee. Advanced registration required. Class intended for family caregivers or those dealing with the challenges of aging.

• What is dementia? Where is it diagnosed? • Understanding the progression • What does a Family need to do to prepare for the journey? • Protecting Dignity and Reducing Stress in all family members No Fee. Advanced registration required. Class intended for family caregivers or those dealing with the challenges of aging.

BE! Brain Enrichment is an interactive educational experience for adults with normal age-related memory changes. Research shows that continued participation in mentally stimulating activities throughout the lifespan can help slow cognitive decline and has the potential to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. This 10-week course of one-hour interactive sessions will be facilitated by Giulia Brighi-Donato, LVN, from Eldercare Services. The program will be held each Friday afternoon for 10 weeks, beginning on June 10, from 2:00 – 3:30 PM.…