Perhaps the most important feature of people who proceed well through their experience with loss is meaningful social support in their loss. Despite the ever-present reality of social media, it seems people are more personally disconnected than ever before. Purposeful presence pushes back against that disconnection to say, “I am here. I see you. I

Is it time to consider memory care for your loved one? This class will help you recognize the signs that may indicate it's time to make the transition to a memory care facility. Learn how to navigate this difficult decision with confidence, gain insights into the benefits of specialized care, and explore how to ensure

Strong social support is one of the most important safeguards against disordered grief. However, many bereaved individuals report that family dysfunction, lack of proximity to loved ones, and social isolation leave them feeling alone in their grief. In this workshop, we’ll discuss proven assessment strategies for ascertaining levels of helpful social support, how to provide

Why are holidays difficult for individuals with cognitive change? New sights, sounds and activities that can occur can be overstimulating and overwhelming. This can result in discomfort for the person experiencing dementia, and challenging situations for care partners. Modifying holiday traditions and managing unrealistic expectations can reduce stress for care partners, as well as individuals

A discussion of age-related changes in memory and learning and how nutrition and diet impact your cognitive health. Learn what foods you should eat and what foods you should avoid for a healthier brain and body. Call (949) 837-3414 to RSVP