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Brain Health Matters Presentations

Learn Brain-Healthy Lifestyles

As part of our mission to educate and support families and the community, Amazing Place offers free presentations about brain health, caregiving and dementia. All presentations can be adapted to meet the specific needs of your group, organization, congregation or company.

Upcoming Presentations

Women and Dementia 1/15/26

Women and Dementia 1/15/26

Thursday, January 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CSTLocation: Amazing Place West
After the age of 60, women are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s Disease over their lifetime than breast cancer. Learn what factors contribute to a diagnosis and lifestyle modification tips that may help prevent and/or delay the onset of dementia and extend your healthspan and brainspan. Registration not required. 

Understanding Dementia: Why Early Diagnosis Matters 2/25/26

Understanding Dementia: Why Early Diagnosis Matters 2/25/26

Wednesday, February 25, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CSTLocation: Amazing Place West
Dementia is a “big umbrella” with different symptoms, types, and underlying causes. Alzheimer’s disease is one, but there are many other brain disorders. Early dementia diagnosis matters because it allows for better management and quality of life for both the individual and their care partner. Learn all the benefits of why an early diagnosis matters. Registration not required.

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Sensory Health and Your Brain

Vision and hearing changes as well as dental neglect can put you at greater risk for dementia. Learn more about how your senses are connected to your brain health, and ways to treat oral health and sensory deficits for better outcomes later in life. It only makes sense.

Women and Brain Health

After the age of 60, women are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s Disease over their lifetime than breast cancer. Learn what factors contribute to a diagnosis and lifestyle modification tips that may help prevent and/or delay the onset of dementia and extend your healthspan and brainspan.

Practical Tips for a Healthier You

Why is healthspan more important than lifespan? Explore the pillars of improved cognitive health including fitness tips, mental exercises, brain-healthy foods, stress reduction, sleep and socialization.

Food for a Healthier Brain

You are what you eat. Learn about the connection between your brain and your stomach, ways to reduce inflammation, the right fuel for your brain and gut health as well as ways to incorporate more high-quality, vitamin-rich foods in your everyday diet.

Navigating Your Aging Journey

Let us help you plan your aging journey. We’ll provide the tools, resources and next-step advice needed to help you plan for an independent, meaningful life as you age.

Worried about Your Memory? It may not be Dementia

Do you feel like your memory and thinking abilities aren’t what they used to be? Almost 40% of us will experience some form of memory loss after the age of 65. Learn what treatable conditions can cause memory loss and how to distinguish dementia from normal age-related memory lapses.

Understanding Dementia: Why Early Diagnosis Matters

Dementia is a “big umbrella” with different symptoms, types, and underlying causes. Alzheimer’s disease is one, but there are many other brain disorders. Early dementia diagnosis matters because it allows for better management and quality of life for both the individual and their care partner. Learn all the benefits of why an early diagnosis matters.

How to Help a Friend with Dementia

Seeing a dear friend experience dementia is painstakingly difficult but you can have significant impact on their wellbeing. Learn tips on creating a safe environment, effective communication and which activities may create happy, hopeful moments together for both of you.

For More Information Contact:

Pam Berkley

Scheduling and Data Coordinator

pberkley@amazingplacehouston.org

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brain Health Matters (BHM)?

Brain Health Matters is a suite of presentations by Amazing Place professionals to help educate the community about brain-healthy lifestyles, caregiving and dementia.

How do I schedule a BHM presentation for my organization?

You can schedule a BHM presentation by contacting Pam Berkley at pberkley@amazingplacehouston.org

Is there a fee associated with attending a BHM presentation or hosting a BHM presentation for my organization?
There is not a fee to attend or to host a BHM presentation, but donations are always appreciated.

Meet Our Speakers

Sally Davis, RN, Master of Science in Nursing

Sally Davis, RN, MSN, Clinicial Training Specialist at Amazing Place is a UCLA Certified Memory Trainer. She received her BSN from DePauw University and has her Master’s in Mental Health Nursing from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Sally is a frequent speaker on topics to improve and maintain cognitive health and leads memory training courses for adults “north of 50.”

Mehrnaz Gill, Master of Science

Mehrnaz Gill, MSG, Clinical Training Director at Amazing Place, has a MS in Gerontology from Baylor University. For the past 30 years she has devoted her time both professionally and personally to causes related to the elderly and their well-being. Mehrnaz has an expertise in multidisciplinary and intergenerational education and training.