Online-The ABC’s of Alzheimer’s
This session will cover the history, domains and variations of Dementias of the Alzheimer’s Type. Knowing and understanding the effects of the disease on a Person with Dementia will be […]
This session will cover the history, domains and variations of Dementias of the Alzheimer’s Type. Knowing and understanding the effects of the disease on a Person with Dementia will be […]
Learn about federal, state, and local programs and services for adults age 60+ and for family and informal caregivers. **Sponsored by the North Central Texas Caregiver Teleconnection program** CaregiverTeleconnection […]
Join Lucy Barylak, MSW as she discusses what causes delirium and how it is diagnosed. She will also share what signs to look for and what are some treatment plans […]
The pandemic has heightened anxiety, depression, addiction and other mental health issues. We may not even realize that we live with or care for someone with mental health issues. This […]
El abogado Dickerson hablara sobre la importancia de planificar para el futuro de su ser querido, incluida las discusión de arreglos legales que ayudan calificar para beneficios que pueden proteger […]
This dementia is highly misunderstood, even in the medical community, and takes families up to 4 years to get a proper diagnosis. She will explain what signs show up first, […]
As caregivers one of the hardest things about the Covid-19 pandemic is that it has limited our ability to pursue new experiences. The loss of engagement in our usual environments […]
Culture has a lot to do with our caregiving journey, and our beliefs about the role of providing care. This session will discuss the role of gender and cultural diversity in healthcare delivery, caregiving, and long term care. We’ll also discuss ways to demonstrate cultural sensitivity when working with diverse patients and their families.
Join us as we talk with Kate Spelman of AgeOptions, the Area Agency on Aging of Suburban Cook County, IL – one of few such agencies nationally to have earned […]
The family caregiver for a loved one with dementia is dangerously bombarded by stress. The level of care and length of time during home care can lead to devastating results. […]