Upcoming Events
Understanding Your Diagnosis: Dementia, Alzheimer’s and Memory Loss
3980 Sheridan Drive, First Floor Boardroom
Sarah Harlock, program director for the DENT Integrative Center for Memory, will be presenting the next class in the Dementia Care Education Series.
Sara will be presenting “Understanding Your Diagnosis: Dementia, Alzheimer’s and Memory Loss”. This presentation is free, however please call 716-250-2000. ext.1107 to reserve your spot.
Why is He Doing That? Understanding Dementia-Related Behaviors
3980 Sheridan Drive, First Floor Boardroom
Sarah Harlock, program director for the DENT Integrative Center for Memory, will be presenting the next class in the Dementia Care Education Series.
Sara will be presenting “Why is He Doing That? Understanding Dementia-Related Behaviors”. This presentation is free, however please call 716-250-2000. ext.1107 to reserve your spot.
Communication Changes in Dementia
3980 Sheridan Drive, First Floor Boardroom
Sarah Harlock, program director for the DENT Integrative Center for Memory, will be presenting the next class in the Dementia Care Education Series.
Sara will be presenting “Communication Changes in Dementia”. This presentation is free, however please call 716-250-2000. ext.1107 to reserve your spot.
Understanding Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s & Dementia
December 15th • 5:30-7:30 pm
THIS PROGRAM WILL BE HELD VIRTUALLY.
When someone under 65 is diagnosed with Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia, the first reaction is often shock or denial. Join us for this program featuring David Gonlag that provides answers to the questions that arise for people concerned about Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. Topics covered will include: • Identify the unique issues that impact individuals with younger-onset AD…
Activities at Home and Caregiving During the Holidays
Wednesday, December 16 4-5:30 pm
THIS IS A VIRTUAL EVENT
Keynote: David Troxel, renowned author, nationally and internationally known for his writing and teaching in the fields of Alzheimer’s disease and long-term care.
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM A brief overview of the symptoms of dementia and how they impact activities; A discussion of research that demonstrates the value of activities for improving the person’s well-being; Specific activity ideas around important areas including exercise, art, music, lifelong…