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The Changing Reality: A 5-Part Caregiver Series As dementia progresses, a person’s perception, communication, behavior, and ability to navigate the world may change. This five-part caregiver series helps families understand the meaning behind these changes and respond with greater confidence, compassion, flexibility, and attention to safety. Thursday, September 3 Part 1: When Reality Changes—Hallucinations and |
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Moderated by Dr. Dung Trinh, Chief Medical Officer of Healthy Brain Clinic, and Board Member, Alzheimer’s Orange County. Doors open at 8:00am for all events Vendor exhibits open 8:00-9:00am and one hour after each lecture. Plus - free "Memory Cafe" program for your loved ones with early-midstage dementia offered during the event. Space Limited, Pre-Registration |
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Behavior Bootcamp: A 3-Part Caregiver Training Series Changes in behavior are often a form of communication rather than something a person with dementia is choosing to do. This practical three-part series helps caregivers understand why behaviors occur, identify common triggers, and respond with strategies that reduce distress, improve safety, and support connection. Thursday, October 8 |
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Behavior Bootcamp: A 3-Part Caregiver Training Series Changes in behavior are often a form of communication rather than something a person with dementia is choosing to do. This practical three-part series helps caregivers understand why behaviors occur, identify common triggers, and respond with strategies that reduce distress, improve safety, and support connection. Thursday, October 8 |
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Behavior Bootcamp: A 3-Part Caregiver Training Series Changes in behavior are often a form of communication rather than something a person with dementia is choosing to do. This practical three-part series helps caregivers understand why behaviors occur, identify common triggers, and respond with strategies that reduce distress, improve safety, and support connection. Thursday, October 8 |
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