This series provides an opportunity to learn best practices to identify, treat and manage brain health and other dementia-related concerns. The interdisciplinary panel includes subject matter experts in geriatrics, geriatric psychiatry, neuropsychology, pharmacy, social work and caregiving. Each session is designed to be collaborative, engaging and immediately applicable to your practice. Participating in ECHO Idaho …
The Memory Cafe is a place where family caregivers and their loved one with memory loss can get together with others for education and support in a safe and engaging environment. A time to take a break, socialize, share stories and support.
Caregiver Burnout is Real - Don't Wait Any Longer! JOIN US TO LEARN: *Tips to Reduce Stress *Improve Self Confidence *Caregiver/Recipient Communication *Making Tough Decisions *Navigating Family Dynamics *Resources for Your Specific Needs
May 10 - 11, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Hotel and Events Center For more information contact Marci Hall 208-478-4076 or Valda Evening vevening@stribes.com
Build a support network with people who understand. Alzheimer's Association support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for people living with dementia and their care. Information HERE
This series provides an opportunity to learn best practices to identify, treat and manage brain health and other dementia-related concerns. The interdisciplinary panel includes subject matter experts in geriatrics, geriatric psychiatry, neuropsychology, pharmacy, social work and caregiving. Each session is designed to be collaborative, engaging and immediately applicable to your practice. Participating in ECHO Idaho …
The Memory Cafe is a place where family caregivers and their loved one with memory loss can get together with others for education and support in a safe and engaging environment. A time to take a break, socialize, share stories and support.
Creating a Culture of Equity
-Develop a support system
-Exchange practical information on
challenges and possible solutions
-Talk through issues and ways of
coping
-Share feelings, needs and concerns
-Learn about community resources
