Thursday, July 18, 2019 - 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Transitions for someone with Dementia are often difficult. This presentation discusses the changes in the brain that make transitions so difficult and how we can use the active parts of the brain to ease a person into a transition, the family's roles, and how to work cooperatively with the community to improve the transition experience.
Held at: Olney Assisted Living 16940 Georgia Avenue Olney Maryland 20832
Presenter: Nikki Firor, M.S., is a Gerontologist, dementia consultant, and president of Trovato, LLC. She provides education, training, and non-pharmacological behavior intervention solutions to professionals and care partners of those with dementia regarding neurological impact, safety, communication, and management of behaviors to encourage a healthy, successful, and independent life with a diagnosis of dementia.
Registration/RSVP’s: olney@olneymemorycare.com
Contact details: Barbara Seay - 301-570-0525
Email: Olney@olneymemorycare.com
Website: www.olneymemorycare.com
Transitions for someone with Dementia are often difficult. This presentation discusses the changes in the brain that make transitions so difficult and how we can use the active parts of the brain to ease a person into a transition, the family's roles, and how to work cooperatively with the community to improve the transition experience.
Held at: Olney Assisted Living 16940 Georgia Avenue Olney Maryland 20832
Presenter: Nikki Firor, M.S., is a Gerontologist, dementia consultant, and president of Trovato, LLC. She provides education, training, and non-pharmacological behavior intervention solutions to professionals and care partners of those with dementia regarding neurological impact, safety, communication, and management of behaviors to encourage a healthy, successful, and independent life with a diagnosis of dementia.
Registration/RSVP’s: olney@olneymemorycare.com
Contact details: Barbara Seay - 301-570-0525
Email: Olney@olneymemorycare.com
Website: www.olneymemorycare.com
