Illuminating…Towards Optimal Long Term Care
Virtual via ZoomLearn about options for Long Term Care facilities in terms of regulations and eligibility.
Starting: February 21 @ 12:00 pm
Ending: February 21 @ 1:00 pm
Learn about the 6 Pillars of Health and how taking care of yourself can maximize your ability to care for...
Read MoreLearn about options for Long Term Care facilities in terms of regulations and eligibility.
Our sleep patterns can change as we age. Learn from a certified sleep specialist why these changes occur and what you can do to form healthier sleep habits.
Veterans often have unique needs as they approach end of life. Learn about the end-of-life services available to Veteran.
Music is magical and lights up our brain. There is so much potential in utilizing music when someone is in pain, lonely or depressed, or when someone has dementia. Learn about the Music & Memory Program, how to create a personalized playlist for your loved one, and why music can play such an important role in end-of-life care.
Join Lumina’s Bereavement Coordinator as we explore the do’s and don’ts of helping others through grief.
Hear about the fascinating history of the funeral industry and how funerals have evolved over time. From aqua cremations to terramation - learn about the current trends in eco-friendly burials and other unique ways to celebrate the life of your loved one.
The end stages of life can leave people with many emotions that are difficult to navigate. Being prepared for those stages can help relieve stress during an emotional time. Learn how to start the conversation about end of life with the important people in your life.
Take control of the important decisions that come at the end of life. Not only does planning ahead ensure your wishes are met, it also reduces stress for your loved ones during an emotional time. Join one of the leading founders of the POLST form and Lumina's Director of Clinical Innovations for a deep dive into advance directives and POLST forms - and which is right for you.
Take control of the important legal and financial decisions that come at the end of life. Not only does planning ahead ensure your wishes are met, it also reduces stress for your loved ones during an emotional time.
After someone dies, you might be left with hundreds of possessions, acquired over the course of a lifetime. There may be photos, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and general household items. The task of sorting through all of this can be daunting. Hear from an organizing specialist about where to start and important factors to consider.
Join a certified SHIBA counselor to learn the basics of Medicare parts A, B, C, and D.
Learn from a registered clinical dietitian how you can incorporate self-care into something most of us do daily: cooking! She will share tips on nutrition, stress, and inflammation while explaining how you can incorporate self-care into cooking for yourself and your loved ones.