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We all want to help our aging parents, but we also struggle with finding time for our spouses, children, jobs, friends and ourselves.  This program is designed to help caregivers expand their perspectives about caregiver guilt and other emotions and present strategies for setting boundaries and creating balance. Program Presenter: Mary Mitchell, Family Caregiver Support […]

Please note our new program location and date! Doors Open at 5pm  •  Program Starts at 5:30pm According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia now impact more than five million Americans and are a leading cause of death among aging persons. This program is designed to help adult children understand […]

Join us to get practical tips and tools to use for gathering information when visiting aging parents, such as how to: Identify barriers in the home that might impact aging in place and learn ways to modify or eliminate them Identify potential needs for physical, visual, auditory, cognitive, and emotional supports Provide hands-on care and […]

For most individuals, being able to drive a car equates to independence. However, as we age, our vision, hearing, physical abilities, and cognitive functions may decline, making driving more difficult and even hazardous. It's important to note that these changes usually happen gradually and may be difficult to detect unless there is a sudden decline. Driving ability […]

Returning home after a hospital stay can be complex for older adults and their families. Paying close attention to discharge instructions, changes in medications, special equipment needs, and more, may mean the difference between staying at home and going back to the hospital. Join us to learn about discharge planning and services that may be […]

Life is a series of developmental stages. Each stage helps us move to the next. Join us as we provide adult-child caregivers with a framework for understanding aging as a psychological and developmental process. Also learn strategies for enhancing our relationships and experiences with the aging process and our aging parents. Program Presenter: Dr. Adrienne […]

For most adults, driving a car means independence. As we age, changes in our vision, hearing, physical functioning, and cognition may make driving not only more difficult but unsafe.  Unless parents experience a sudden decline, however, these changes occur gradually and may not be noticed by the aging driver.  This program will address the warning […]