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caregiver workshops

 Our staff of social workers offer a variety of workshops each month to educate family caregivers and the general public about important caregiving issues.

We are also available to present these workshops to the members or employees of organizations and businesses. Topics include:

  • Family Caregiving 101
  • Demystifying Dementia
  • How to Talk to a Loved One with Dementia
  • Caring for Loved Ones When They Aren’t So Loveable
  • Coping with Anger
  • Caring for the Caregiver
  • Communicating with Healthcare Providers
  • And more…
 
August  2025
 
Alzheimer’s Workshop Series : Session 2: Challenging Behaviors & Emotional Changes
 
Tuesday, August 5th, 12pm – Click here to register!
 

Alzheimer’s Workshop Series

Session 2: Challenging Behaviors & Emotional Changes  

Will explore the causes behind difficult behaviors and practical compassionate strategies for responding effectively.

Facilitated by Sue R., LMSW

 

 

July  2025
 
Alzheimer’s Workshop Series : Session 1: Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia
 
Tuesday, July 8th, 1pm – Click here to register!
 

Alzheimer’s Workshop Series

Session 1: Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia  will focus on providing an overview of types, stages, and symptoms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s to establish foundational knowledge to help caregivers and families make sense of what they’re seeing and experiencing.

Facilitated by Michael R., LMSW

 
 
 
 Family Caregiving 101
 
Monday, June 23rd, 6:30pm to 7:30pm  Click here to register!
 

Checking in regularly on an aging parent? helping someone manage their medications or arrange medical appointments? You might be a caregiver ! You don’t have to do it alone. Join us ! at our FREE online Webinar. Whether you’re caring for a parent , spouse , family member or a friend- being a caregiver can be overwhelming and isolating. Join us to learn essential caregiving techniques, tips for self care, strategies for managing common challenges & connect with fellow caregivers.

Facilitated by Charlene T., MSW