This webinar will share the profound and important work of end-of-life doulas. You will learn about the philosophy, powerful tools and techniques used which can improve the quality of end-of-life care for individuals with dementia. The session will also explore alternative resources when providing end-of-life care as well as issues surrounding death. Guest Speakers: Lupe […]

Stigma, fear, and negative stereotypes often surround dementia, but more life-affirming approaches to this common and complex human condition are possible. This webinar will explore spiritual aspects of dementia, highlighting the power and possibilities of reframing dementia in hopeful, humanizing terms. Participants will be invited to consider dementia beyond progressive vacancy and dread—making room for […]

Tia Powell, MD, will discuss findings of a recently released report to improve the lives of people living with dementia and their caregivers from the National Academies of Science,  Engineering and Medicine, (NASEM). These findings will set out recommendations for the next decade of research in the behavioral and social sciences in this area. Guest speaker: […]

Learn about some of the latests scams and some old scams with new twists, the latest health care takedowns, and how to prevent becoming a victim. Guest speaker: Bethann Nelson Director, New York State Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP)       Click here to register

There may come a time when a loved one with Alzheimer's will require a guardianship or conservatorship. Join us to learn about the process, responsibilities, benefits, and alternatives. Guest speaker: Matthew S. Raphan Partner, Raphan Law Partners, LLP       Click here to register

  Caring for someone as they approach the end of their life is not the same as caring for someone who is going to get better. Unfortunately, most people don't know this. That is why Barbara Karnes, RN, created the award-winning film New Rules for End of Life Care: A Guide on the Stages of […]

Being able to stay present and focused can be a challenge in today’s society. This workshop will offer breathing techniques, body movement, and meditation to keep all in the moment. Clear the mind, feel the breath, and move the body with strength and ease. All that is needed is the commitment to this time together […]

  Click here to register   Sometimes older people with cognitive impairment experience depression. This presentation will review how common that is, how professionals and family members can identify depression, and what can be done about it.   About the speaker: Gregory A. Hinrichsen, Ph.D. Associate Clinical Professor, Dept. of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Icahn […]

In this Care Connection webinar, Matthew Raphan, Esq., elder law attorney, will discuss how we can best prepare for the future. We will address the many questions that care partners […]