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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.
Instructor:Mark Croft Course #: TRA133 | Room:Room 5 Day of Week | Start Date | Time: M | 8/12/2024 | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Note: Students are not charged when placed on a waiting list, and will be notified by MTP staff if a seat becomes available.
This class will explore Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans (Supplements), Prescription Drug Plans and Low Income benefits. This course will reduce confusion about this very complex issue, and will explain all the options available to make an informed decision about healthcare. Those who are new to Medicare, or are existing Medicare beneficiaries, can have their questions answered.
More than 20 million Americans suffer from peripheral neuropathy, a problem caused by damage to the nerves that supply your arms and legs.
This painful condition interferes with your body's ability to transmit messages to your muscles, skin, joints, or internal organs. If left ignored or mistreated, neuropathy can lead to irreversible health conditions.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease you would appreciate this monthly class. The class is made up of a Patient and Caregiver Support session followed by an educational program.
Due to facility requirements, registration for Patients and Caregivers are required for each date. Please note that there is a maximum enrollment for this support group. If you have registered and you realize you will be unable to attend please contact MTP to have your name removed from the roster so that your seat is available to another attendee. If the maximum enrollment is reached and you are not registered, you will not be allowed to attend.
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.
This class will explore Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans (Supplements), Prescription Drug Plans and Low Income benefits. This course will reduce confusion about this very complex issue, and will explain all the options available to make an informed decision about healthcare. Those who are new to Medicare, or are existing Medicare beneficiaries, can have their questions answered.
Join us for this specially designed educational program for caregivers of people living with dementia. This interactive class using the Virtual Dementia Tour® helps caregivers understand the challenges people living with dementia face on a daily basis. Using Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach® teaches HOW to live in a relationship with someone that has dementia.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease you would appreciate this monthly class. The class is made up of a Patient and Caregiver Support session followed by an educational program.
Due to facility requirements, registration for Patients and Caregivers are required for each date. Please note that there is a maximum enrollment for this support group. If you have registered and you realize you will be unable to attend please contact MTP to have your name removed from the roster so that your seat is available to another attendee. If the maximum enrollment is reached and you are not registered, you will not be allowed to attend.
This course provides an insight into the history and diagnostic process of Autism Spectrum Disorder. The course also examines Sensory Processing Disorder and the impact SPD has on individuals on the Spectrum. This course provides strategies for supporting emotional regulation, communication, and socialization as well as strategies to support the development of positive replacement behaviors. This course provides family members with effective strategies to support their loved one who has been identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
It can be hard to know where to turn when a serious illness affects you or your loved one. In this class you’ll learn about resources available to assist those challenged by an advancing illness with a prognosis of one year or less, services available at no charge for Marion County residents, along with caregiver stress coping skills.
New information on the neurobiology of grief and attachment is paving the way for more than just processing five stages of grief. Society still expects us to "move on" quickly with our lives after a loss, but is that really realistic? We all accumulate losses and experience grief and mourning throughout our lives even as society has pushed us to limit how we cope with it and how we help others. Come learn new information on how we can support ourselves and others who are hurting, and how loss, grief, and mourning can be survived.
This class will explore Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans (Supplements), Prescription Drug Plans and Low Income benefits. This course will reduce confusion about this very complex issue, and will explain all the options available to make an informed decision about healthcare. Those who are new to Medicare, or are existing Medicare beneficiaries, can have their questions answered.
Join Bev Lafferty for this class to learn how to create a memory box for your loved one. It could be for someone still living or for someone you may have recently lost. This keepsake can be personalized with many types of mementos to help celebrate a special occasion, keep their memory alive or to give tribute to a family after a loved one has passed.
Although many of us have benefitted by the availability of hospice services at the end of life, a gentle death is not assured. This talk will explore the ways we can prepare to navigate our end of life care in the way most consistent with our own values, including those of Medical Aid in Dying.
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.
Would you like to know more about your grandchild on the autism spectrum? This class is for grandparents looking for an understanding on how to support their child who has a child on the spectrum. Come learn what an autism spectrum disorder really means and the unique individually amazing way your grandchild processes life.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease you would appreciate this monthly class. The class is made up of a Patient and Caregiver Support session followed by an educational program.
Due to facility requirements, registration for Patients and Caregivers are required for each date. Please note that there is a maximum enrollment for this support group. If you have registered and you realize you will be unable to attend please contact MTP to have your name removed from the roster so that your seat is available to another attendee. If the maximum enrollment is reached and you are not registered, you will not be allowed to attend.
The world is changing rapidly toward acceptance of the right to hasten death when faced with a terminal illness, and this presentation will explore the different options available around the globe.
This course provides an insight into the history and diagnostic process of Autism Spectrum Disorder. The course also examines Sensory Processing Disorder and the impact SPD has on individuals on the Spectrum. This course provides strategies for supporting emotional regulation, communication, and socialization as well as strategies to support the development of positive replacement behaviors. This course provides family members with effective strategies to support their loved one who has been identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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.
New information on the neurobiology of grief and attachment is paving the way for more than just processing five stages of grief. Society still expects us to "move on" quickly with our lives after a loss, but is that really realistic? We all accumulate losses and experience grief and mourning throughout our lives even as society has pushed us to limit how we cope with it and how we help others. Come learn new information on how we can support ourselves and others who are hurting, and how loss, grief, and mourning can be survived.
This class will explore Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans (Supplements), Prescription Drug Plans and Low Income benefits. This course will reduce confusion about this very complex issue, and will explain all the options available to make an informed decision about healthcare. Those who are new to Medicare, or are existing Medicare beneficiaries, can have their questions answered.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease you would appreciate this monthly class. The class is made up of a Patient and Caregiver Support session followed by an educational program.
Due to facility requirements, registration for Patients and Caregivers are required for each date. Please note that there is a maximum enrollment for this support group. If you have registered and you realize you will be unable to attend please contact MTP to have your name removed from the roster so that your seat is available to another attendee. If the maximum enrollment is reached and you are not registered, you will not be allowed to attend.
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.
This class will explore Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans (Supplements), Prescription Drug Plans and Low Income benefits. This course will reduce confusion about this very complex issue, and will explain all the options available to make an informed decision about healthcare. Those who are new to Medicare, or are existing Medicare beneficiaries, can have their questions answered.
Instructor:Ruth SantmanMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA167 | Room:Room 3 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 12/10/2024 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Seats Available:10
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If class is cancelled by the participant because of COVID positive results, there will still be a processing fee incurred by the participant.
