They Just Seem Different: Dealing With The Changing Behaviors Of Elderly Parents

It’s hard to determine when parents need us to step in. And then once the need is recognized, the question becomes what to do, how to do it and who to work with? The burden of answering these questions and putting systems in place can seem overwhelming. Attend this workshop and discover:

• What to expect: signs and symptoms of dementia.
• Three KEY SIGNS that additional help is needed and how to get it.
• Understanding changing roles, relationships and responsibilities.
• ENCOURAGING a healthy, active lifestyle for an aged loved one.

Date: March 30, 2011, 7:30-9:00 pm.

Investment: $5 per person

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Meet The Expert

Cynthia Voorhees

During her extensive nursing career Cynthia has been involved with the care of clients with dementia and their caregivers by providing direct care to the community in institutions, through counseling, and with presentations, and by programs working directly with agencies providing care to clients with dementia. She has developed and presented training programs on dealing with clients with dementia, bringing the empathy and compassion that can only come from her personal experience dealing with family members and close friends who have been diagnosed with dementia.

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