Dementia & Memory Care   

Join this fun-filled, giant circuit of brain games and activities. Exercise is important for our bodies but it is just as important for our brains.  A key element of optimal brain aging is to engage in novel stimulation.  The Brain Fair will provide a host of challenges including cognitive, sensory, motor skill and lateral thinking.  A cerebral celebration that will get your brain cells fire up! The Brain Fair will be open from 1pm to 3pm, it will take approximately 35-45 minutes to go through the ten brain health stations. Registered participants are welcome to join the Brain Fain any time between 1pm and 2:15pm, you DO NOT need to arrive promptly at 1pm. We look forward to seeing you at the Brain Fair!

We've all had a 'senior moment.' We forget something and then laugh about it with friends and family, but the thought runs through the back of our mind: was it really temporary forgetfulness or could it be something more serious? Learn more about when to be concerned and seek medical attention.

Are you or your loved one experiencing a "senior moment" or is some form of irreversible dementia occurring? How can you make a determination and what can you do about it? Dementia is a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. Alzheimer's is the most common type, but there are others such as Vascular, Frontaltemporal, Lewy Body, Parkinson's. Learn what it means to have dementia and how to make the best choices for you and your loved one. Receive experience-based answers to your questions and practical tools, tips, and techniques to be more effective.  The useful information about hospitals, physicians, medications, treatments, home care agencies, long term care facilities, legal protections, financial planning,  and community resources let you take steps now to prevent future problems.  Helping you help your loved one in a safe supportive manner through all types of dementia related issues is what this class seeks to do. 
Each session may be taken as a stand-alone class. However, there is much merit in taking them all. Individual registration is required for each session. The class and materials are free.  - Click Here to See a List of Topics

Are you or your loved one experiencing a "senior moment" or is some form of irreversible dementia occurring? How can you make a determination and what can you do about it? Dementia is a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. Alzheimer's is the most common type, but there are others such as Vascular, Frontaltemporal, Lewy Body, Parkinson's. Learn what it means to have dementia and how to make the best choices for you and your loved one. Receive experience-based answers to your questions and practical tools, tips, and techniques to be more effective.  The useful information about hospitals, physicians, medications, treatments, home care agencies, long term care facilities, legal protections, financial planning,  and community resources let you take steps now to prevent future problems.  Helping you help your loved one in a safe supportive manner through all types of dementia related issues is what this class seeks to do. 
Each session may be taken as a stand-alone class. However, there is much merit in taking them all. Individual registration is required for each session. The class and materials are free.  - Click Here to See a List of Topics