Join Dr. Helen Kao for a presentation on Caring for Dementia Over Time. Topics discussed include Stages of dementia (early, middle, late, end of life); Care and communication - adapting to the stage; How to think about caregiving and Long Term Care. Respite care at the Grace Center is available during the lecture.
Join Dr. Helen Kao for a presentation on Caring for Dementia Over Time. Topics discussed include Stages of dementia (early, middle, late, end of life); Care and communication - adapting to the stage; How to think about caregiving and Long Term Care. Respite care at the Grace Center is available during the lecture.
Please join us for a Film Screening “Wine, Women & Dementia.” Dementia 101 presentation by Dr. Helen Kao at the Corvallis Community Center on April 10, 2025 at 5:30pm. This event is cost-free and all are welcome to attend. Q&A will follow with Dr. Helen Kao & Erin Mitchell, MPH, MCoun, PhD.
Join Dr. Helen Kao for a presentation on how to be smart about medications. Learn about reasons why medications are prescribed and common pitfalls in medication management that you can help your loved one avoid. She'll share steps to advocate for medication review and when to consider reducing or stopping medications. Learn strategies for medication resistance or difficulty swallowing.
Join Alise Ingrid Liepnieks for an afternoon discussing how communication is more than just talking and listening — it is also about sending and receiving messages through attitude, tone of voice, facial expressions and body language. As people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias progress in their journey and the ability to use words is lost, families need new ways to connect.
Join Vicki Schmall for an afternoon discussing the unique challenges of caregiving, and applying “self-care,” while in the middle of trying to juggle it all. As a family caregiver, you may need to master new skills, develop new ways to relate to a family member, and make difficult decisions.
Join Ari Kloke, LCSW, for a bit of serious comedy, art-based interventions, and a safe space for laughter and tears, as she colorfully shares from her personal art and photography exploration as a caregiver. This event is free and open to the public. Catered lunch provided. Registration required. Seating is limited.
This six week workshop is designed to help non-professional caregivers learn how to take care of themselves while caring for a parent, spouse, or friend, at home, in a nursing home, or across the country.
This free workshop is designed for women, led by women, seeking to take charge of their financial destinies and open conversations about end-of-life wishes.
