Dignity, Dementia, and Changing the Story
As part of the Dementia Friendly Nevada Distinguished Speaker Series, Jessica Luh Kim and Mary Beth Wighton speak on living well with dementia.
The following are events throughout the community that may be helpful to caregivers, those with dementia, and those interested in making their communities more dementia-friendly. There are both virtual and live events, some hosted by The Ohio Council for Cognitive Health, and many hosted by our friends and partners in the community. We hope you find them helpful!
Some organizations that offer many additional dementia care programs (many offered virtually):
• Giving Voice Foundation (Cincinnati area)
• Hilarity for Charity
As part of the Dementia Friendly Nevada Distinguished Speaker Series, Jessica Luh Kim and Mary Beth Wighton speak on living well with dementia.
Hosted by Hilarity for Charity: Join Kathy Rogers to learn how to navigate the early stages of dementia including practical communication strategies, daily care tips, and ways to manage changes in memory and behavior. Attendees will also receive helpful resources designed to support caregivers and families throughout the journey.
Please join The Ohio Council for Cognitive Health for a free, virtual Dementia Friends Session with optional Dementia Friends Champions.
Hilarity for Charity (HFC) presents this FREE training to identify how music engages multiple areas of the brain related to memory, emotion, movement, and connection. Attendees will learn why music often remains accessible for people living with dementia, even as other abilities change. (1 hour credit for CE).
Please join The Ohio Council for Cognitive Health for a free, virtual Dementia Friends Session with optional Dementia Friends Champions.
Dementia rarely travels alone, meaning approximately 70% of individuals living with dementia experience one or more comorbid/coexisting conditions. In this presentation, we’ll explore the four most common comorbidities seen in individuals living with dementia and the potential impact on quality of life, health outcomes, and caregiver burden. Strategies and resources to improve management of comorbidities in dementia care, while decreasing caregiver burden will be discussed.
Come for light snacks, fun activities, socialization and resources for those living with memory loss along with their care partners. Buckeye Community Room
Please join The Ohio Council for Cognitive Health for a free, virtual Dementia Friends Session with optional Dementia Friends Champions.
A Presentation from the International Association for Indigenous Aging (IA2) on Brain Health and Dementia among Native Peoples
The Geriatric Resource Ohio Workgroup (GROW) ECHO Series is a free education program running monthly on the 4th Wednesday, 12:30–1:30 p.m. Topics covered include issues such as Geriatric Syndromes, Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias, Issues in Aging, and Healthy Aging.