Employee Training
Dementia: Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms
50 Minutes
Is a client suffering from memory loss or is it just normal forgetfulness? This workshop helps the professional team recognize the signs and symptoms of dementia so that they will be better able to help a client who is struggling with memory loss.
Navigating the Long-Term Care System
50 Minutes
The system of care for older adults is complex and fragmented. That complexity makes it difficult for individuals to navigate or advocate for a loved one. This workshop will provide techniques to help older clients and caregivers be more effective in selecting the care for a loved one.
Protecting from Elder Fraud
50 Minutes
Older adults are often preyed upon by fraudsters not because they are incompetent, but because they have accumulated wealth worth stealing. This workshop will highlight some of the latest scams to be aware of and provide strategies to help a client avoid being taken advantage of.
Adapting to Change
50 Minutes
Later life can be a time marked by significant changes. Sometimes these changes are losses, and other times they are adaptations one must make to maintain independence and well-being. This webinar offers strategies for helping clients navigate change with grace and grit. It also teaches some fundamental attitudes that create a positive experience of aging.
Technology: Aging Well in the New Age
50 Minutes
New technologies are emerging that will contribute to healthy aging and longevity and will allow people to live healthier, more fulfilling lives. In this presentation, we explore the exciting and innovative technological innovations that are helping people be physically active, socially connected, and engaged in later life.
Six Domains of Aging Well
50 Minutes
Later life can be a time of creativity, resilience and being on-purpose. Research shows that we have a lot more control over our aging process than we think we do. This workshop explores six fundamental skills and attitudes that form the foundation of a healthy and fulfilled older age.
