"Move, Manage, and Mingle" are the three core lifestyle pillars towards optimal brain health and cognitive preservation. Learn from a panel of local experts how physical activity boosts blood flow […]
The key to aging well is planning your aging roadmap. This free 3 week, 2 hours per week program will help you get your documents in order, define your support […]
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. Our Savvy Caregiver Express Program will help you and family members understand dementia, its effects on behavior, and how to […]
Designed to address the four most common memory complaints, you will learn techniques for remembering names and faces, recalling appointments and plans, avoiding misplacing objects, and overcoming those “tip of […]
Here is your chance to ask your questions and get answers to help you in your caregiver journey. Learn answers to the following questions and more: -Doctors who can help […]
Acompáñenos para el estreno de “Recuerdos de mi abuelo”, una telenovela que plasma una familia hispana multigeneracional y su camino emocional después del diagnostico de su abuelo.
Dementia caregiving can be overwhelming. Are your family and friends clueless about how you feel? Please come to share with other caregivers and learn strategies to elicit comfort and find […]
Why is health span more important than life span? Explore the pillars of improved cognitive health including fitness tips, brain-healthy foods, the arts, stress reduction, sleep and socialization. REGISTER
Loss of communication is a top caregiver grief. Is your loved one experiencing difficulty finding the right words, participating in conversation, or expressing what they really mean? Please join us […]
Cuidar a un ser querido con demencia puede ser difícil. Nuestro programa “Cuidando Con Respeto” le ayudará a usted a comprender la demencia, sus efectos en el comportamiento y aprender […]
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 […]
One in five women over 65 is at a lifetime risk of developing dementia, far greater than men. Learn what factors contribute to a diagnosis and what steps you can […]