Talking to kids about Alzheimer's isn't easy, no matter how old they are, especially when someone close to them, like a parent or grandparent, has been diagnosed. It's normal for children and teens to feel scared, confused, or unsure about what's happening. They might not understand the stages of Alzheimer's or why their loved one is acting differently. This class will give you helpful strategies on how to talk to them about these changes.
Instructor:Liz Santini, RNMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #:WEL301 | Room:Room 1
Day of Week | Date | Time: Th | 7/23/2026 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Seats Available:16
This five-session series is designed to support caregivers as they navigate the challenges of caregiving. It introduces the basics of dementia care, offers practical tools for responding to difficult behaviors, explores ways caregivers can protect their own well-being, and provides guidance on legal, financial, and medical matters. The series also helps caregivers understand the options and challenges of long-term care facilities.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA240 | Room:Room 4 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 9/1/2026 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:25
This five-session series is designed to support caregivers as they navigate the challenges of caregiving. It introduces the basics of dementia care, offers practical tools for responding to difficult behaviors, explores ways caregivers can protect their own well-being, and provides guidance on legal, financial, and medical matters. The series also helps caregivers understand the options and challenges of long-term care facilities.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA240 | Room:Room 4 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 9/8/2026 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:25
Discover why brain health matters and what shapes it over time. This session explores how the brain changes with normal aging, common threats to cognitive health, and how everyday lifestyle choices can positively or negatively influence brain function.
Instructor:Liz Santini, RNMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #:WEL302 | Room:Room 2
Day of Week | Date | Time: Th | 9/10/2026 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Seats Available:7
This five-session series is designed to support caregivers as they navigate the challenges of caregiving. It introduces the basics of dementia care, offers practical tools for responding to difficult behaviors, explores ways caregivers can protect their own well-being, and provides guidance on legal, financial, and medical matters. The series also helps caregivers understand the options and challenges of long-term care facilities.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA240 | Room:Room 4 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 9/15/2026 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:25
This five-session series is designed to support caregivers as they navigate the challenges of caregiving. It introduces the basics of dementia care, offers practical tools for responding to difficult behaviors, explores ways caregivers can protect their own well-being, and provides guidance on legal, financial, and medical matters. The series also helps caregivers understand the options and challenges of long-term care facilities.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA240 | Room:Room 4 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 9/22/2026 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:25
This five-session series is designed to support caregivers as they navigate the challenges of caregiving. It introduces the basics of dementia care, offers practical tools for responding to difficult behaviors, explores ways caregivers can protect their own well-being, and provides guidance on legal, financial, and medical matters. The series also helps caregivers understand the options and challenges of long-term care facilities.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #: TRA240 | Room:Room 4 Day of Week | Date | Time:Tu | 9/29/2026 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:25
Holidays can be challenging for people living with Dementia and overwhelming for the caregiver. Learn tips on how to navigate this time of year so that you can actually create special memories despite these challenges.
Instructor:Liz Santini, RNMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #:WEL303 | Room:Room 3
Day of Week | Date | Time: Th | 10/29/2026 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Seats Available:20
Caring for a loved one with dementia won't be as overwhelming if you are prepared and have support. Our Dementia Caregivers' Education and Support classes offer you the tools, tips and techniques you need to improve your caregiving skills and strengthen your relationship with your loved one. Whether you're dealing with Alzheimer's, Vascular Dementia, or other forms of dementia like Lewy Body or Parkinson's, you'll gain an understanding of the condition and learn how to make the best choices for you and your family.
Through a series of related but independent classes, you'll learn to understand what is happening, how to manage inappropriate behaviors that may manifest, how caregivers can avoid burnout, and what essential community resources are available. You’ll also learn about the legal, financial, and medical steps you can take now to avoid future problems. Each class stands alone, but taking them all provides a comprehensive view that will empower you to support your loved one safely and effectively. The classes and materials are free, so don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable experience-based insights that can make all the difference in your caregiving journey.
Instructor:Mark CroftMembers: Free; General Public: Free
Course #:TRA133 | Room:Room 5
Day of Week | Date | Time: M | 6/8/2026 | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Seats Available:15