CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS 

 Programs available for approval for continuing education credits
REFERENCES 

 NOTE: Many of these programs can be modified to meet the needs
of any community organizations, support groups, faith
communities, as well as volunteer or staff training programs.

• When Dementia Comes Home: Enhancing Communication and Connection
• Alzheimer's disease and Related Dementias: Walking Their Journey.
• When Older Adult has Dementia: Enhancing Quality of Life by Creating a Person-Centered Approach
• Functional Communication Assessment for Healthcare Professionals  
• Home Sweet Home: Easier Said Than Done
• Home Planning for those with Cognitive Impairment:
            Safety, Resources and Communication Considerations
• Training for Cognitive Decline Among Healthy Aging Population
• When an Older Adult is Moving:
             Facilitating the Process Once the Decision Has Been Made
• Strategies for Caregiver:
              Where to Begin When Stress Leads to Verbal Abuse
• Older Adults at Risk for Fraud: What You Need To Know
• Alzheimer’s Disease:  Walking the Journey with a Loved One
• Telling Our Stories: Ways to Honor Our Journey and Share Our Wisdom
• Aging Parents: When Should You Step In?
• Understanding the Progression of Alzheimer’s Disease:
         Modifying Communication Strategies and Activities  
• Creating a Safe Environment for the Patient with Dementia
• Coping with Travel, Holidays and Other Special Occasions:
         Tips for Caregivers, their Family and Friends  
• Challenging Family Dynamics    
• Making the Most of a Visit to the Doctor
• Maximizing Communication and Connection Between the Older Adult and Health Care Professionals
• Strategies for Handling Difficult Behaviors
• Aging Parents: Concerns and Critical Conversations
• Discharge Planning with Caregivers in Mind: From Hospital to Rehab to Home
• Supporting the Caregiver of a Homebound Patient – Understanding their Needs
• Time Well Spent - Creating Meaningful Visit Times with Older Adults
• Communicating with a Memory Impaired Older Adult
• Supporting Caregivers: What to do when you do not know what to do
•  Memory Fitness - What You Need to Know
•  Caregiver Stress and Its Impact on Memory 
•  Memory Fitness: Paying Attention Matters 
•  Swallowing Concerns of the Older Adult
•  Understanding Aphasia, Apraxia, Dysarthria and Dysphagia
•  Enhancing Life after Stroke: Maximizing the Quality of Day to Day Interactions
•  Creating Memory Fitness Programs for Older Adults
•  Maximizing Your Memory in the Workplace
•  Humor in the Workplace: How to Lighten up your day!
•  Successful Aging: The Importance of Positive Lifestyle Choices
•  The Impact of Multitasking on Your Ability to Remember 
•   Setting Boundaries - Creating the Life You Want!
  
  For details on these programs or to create a particular program to meet your needs email  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . 
  
  Refer to Kathryn's blogs, and other resources for some of her information on these topics.