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05/02
Brain Health and Community Resources, Coeur d’Alene, Noon – 1:00, 1st and 3rd Friday monthly

Location:  Area Agency on Aging 402 W. Canfield Ave Ste 1, Coeur d’Alene

Join us for a program created and presented by the Alzheimer’s Association and the Area Agency on Aging offering education and resources.

Contact 208-666-2996 or email mllarson@alz.org

 

05/02
Grandparents raising grandchildren? Support is here!
05/02
Dementia Minds, Insights of Persons Living Well with Neurocognitive Disorders

Are interested in learning more about participating in a Dementia Minds group? Groups are for persons living with dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI).

Join a Group

05/02
NW Pacific Parkinson’s Foundation Idaho Support Groups
05/03
UsAgainstAlzheimer’s BrainStorm Pod Casts
05/03
Explore National Institute on Aging (NIA’s) audio-described videos

Older adults with low vision, blindness, or certain cognitive conditions understanding what is happening in visually in videos. To help, NIA’s audio-described videos explain what’s happening on-screen and cover a range of topics.

View the entire video playlist here

05/04
A Guide to Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home–Virtual Video Tour
05/04
Idaho Traumatic Brain Injury Needs Assessment Survey, Idaho State University
05/05
Dementia Unplugged: Ask the Expert, Mondays at 5:00 (MST)

This Dementia Unplugged program, Ask The Expert™, is appropriate for all care partners and all types and stages of Dementia, as well as specific individuals (those living with MCI or very early-stage Dementia).

You’ll be able to ask basic questions, get real-world answers, and take the next best step(s) in your journey.

Register here

05/06
Health Options for Prevention Excellence, 1st Tuesday of every month, 12:00 -1:00 (MST)

The Treasure Valley Family YMCA in partnership with Saint Alphonsus Memory Center is excited to bring you a once-a-month virtual free education program on evidence-based lifestyle medicine strategies and treatment of potentially modifiable risk factors to improve brain health and reduce one’s risk of dementia.

Details here

To register please contact Mary Biddle – Newberry at 208-344-5502, ext. 276 or mary.biddle@ymcatvidaho.org