Get a good start to the morning with Colleen Andrews and Chelsea Bock as they lead us through some morning movement
Mark Croft is a support group coordinator in the Ocala area. He will be speaking about the personal side of dementia and how support groups are helpful for caregivers
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Teri Lonon is a Caregiver Support Coach with Elder Options. She will be presenting an overview of the Savvy Caregiver Training program.
Connie Storms is the Program Coordinator for the Alzheimer's Association North Central Florida Chapter. She will present "Effective Communication Strategies"
Get a good start to the morning with Colleen Andrews and Chelsea Bock as they lead us through some morning movement
Dr. Heilman will share his experience about evaluating patients with dementia. He is a physician with the University of Florida and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Debbie Selsavage, with Coping with Dementia, will speak about gratitude - how practicing it can benefit caregivers and the science behind it
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Jessica Smith, from Your Life of Wildwood, will discuss the the topic of caregiving during the holidays
Cheryl Harris, SHINE Liaison with Elder Options, will talk about Medicare and open enrollment and an important resource for making decisions on your Medicare needs/choices.
Get a good start to the morning with Colleen Andrews and Chelsea Bock as they lead us through some morning movement
Attorney Lynn Belo will join us to discuss Guardianship and its importance for caregivers
Sira Botes, creator of the Botes Memory Method and Occupational Therapist with Concierge Care, will present "Redefining Dementia Together"
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DJ Ryan, RN will be discussing the importance of Advanced Care Planning and resources from Hospice of Marion County
Occupational Therapist, Mary Jeghers, will discuss the UF Smart Driver Rehab program. This program assesses participants fitness to drive and provides needed rehabilitation