Upcoming Featured Events

Simple Tips to Stay Safe and Independent at Home Your home should be a place of comfort—not a source of risk. Join us for Home Safety 101, a practical and engaging class designed specifically for older adults who want to make their homes safer and more supportive for aging in place. Learn how to prevent

Delirium, depression, and dementia, commonly known as the 3 D’s, are distinct but interconnected conditions that can affect cognitive functioning and well-being. In this presentation, we will explore the characteristics and diagnostic challenges of each condition as well as the importance of early identification and treatment. Call (714) 961-7181 to RSVP.

Are you or a loved one experiencing memory changes and wondering how it may affect driving? Join us for an informative class that explores the connection between memory loss and safe driving. Topics include: recognizing warning signs, strategies for having difficult conversations, alternatives to driving, and how to plan for the future. Whether you're a

Forgetting a name, misplacing keys, becoming momentarily confused—these can be byproducts of normal aging or the early symptoms of dementia. Not all dementia is Alzheimer's disease. Knowing the difference affects planning, management, and prognosis. Join us as we review the most common types of dementia. Call (949) 498-3322 to RSVP

Is it normal or something else? Come and find out in this informative session! As we age, our body and brain go through changes that may affect our learning and problem solving, recall, vision, hearing, and mobility. In this class, attendees will learn what changes are normal and what may warrant further evaluation. Thank you

Are you or a loved one experiencing memory changes and wondering how it may affect driving? Join us for an informative class that explores the connection between memory loss and safe driving. Topics include recognizing warning signs, strategies for having difficult conversations, alternatives to driving, and how to plan for the future. Whether you're a

Navigating a discussion about Alzheimer’s disease with your doctor can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. This informative class will empower you with the tools and confidence to: Recognize signs and symptoms that may warrant a conversation. Prepare for a productive discussion with your healthcare provider. Ask the right questions and understand medical jargon.

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Is it normal or something else? Come and find out in this informative session! As we age, our body and brain go through changes that may affect our learning and problem solving, recall, vision, hearing, and mobility. In this class, attendees will learn what changes are normal and what may warrant further evaluation. Call (949)

Wondering how you will survive the weeks surrounding Thanksgiving and Christmas? Our Coping with the Holidays seminar is especially for people who are grieving the death of a loved one. There is help and hope as you navigate the holiday season. We'll discuss ecumenical, faith-based strategies on: How to deal with many emotions you'll face

Spending time together with loved ones with cognitive decline can often become more challenging. Whether you are home with your loved one, or they live in a care community, join us as we talk through ideas for activities to do together, and ways to make our time together enjoyable and meaningful. We will also discuss

Keeping your home safe is one of the most important steps in protecting yourself and your loved ones—especially when dementia or memory changes are part of daily life. This class provides simple, practical tips to reduce risks, prevent falls, and create a safe, supportive environment. From kitchen hazards and medication safety to fall-proofing rooms and

Caring for someone with dementia often means facing behaviors that can feel confusing, stressful, or overwhelming. This class helps caregivers understand why these behaviors happen and provides practical, compassionate strategies to respond effectively. Learn how to reduce frustration, improve communication, and create a calmer, more supportive environment for both you and your loved one. Call

Keeping your home safe is one of the most important steps in protecting yourself and your loved ones—especially when dementia or memory changes are part of daily life. This class provides simple, practical tips to reduce risks, prevent falls, and create a safe, supportive environment. From kitchen hazards and medication safety to fall-proofing rooms and

Navigating a discussion about Alzheimer’s disease with your doctor can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. This informative class will empower you with the tools and confidence to: Recognize signs and symptoms that may warrant a conversation. Prepare for a productive discussion with your healthcare provider. Ask the right questions and understand medical jargon.

Making the decision to move a loved one into memory care can be one of the most difficult choices a family faces. This class helps caregivers recognize the signs that additional support may be needed, from changes in safety and health to increased caregiver stress. We’ll discuss what memory care offers, how to prepare for

Is it normal or something else? Come and find out in this informative session! As we age, our body and brain go through changes that may affect our learning and problem solving, recall, vision, hearing, and mobility. In this class, attendees will learn what changes are normal and what may warrant further evaluation. Call (714)