1.0 Category II Ethics CEUs. Using Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) as the focus, participants will consider the ethical questions involved in using this emerging and contested clinical term, including how research evidence, clinical experience, and client perspectives inform practice decisions.
Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.
If you are a care partner to someone with Dementia, this group, which meets the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month, offers conversation, support, resources, and education.
If you are living with Parkinson's Disease, this group provides support for coping with the physical, emotional, and social impact of the disease.
Discover how advance funeral or memorial planning can provide peace of mind for you and ease decision-making for your loved ones during their time of loss. Part of the monthly "Community Compass: Navigational Tools for Living Well as We Age" series.
If you have macular degeneration or other visual impairments, this monthly group offers conversation, support, and the latest information on resources and assistive technology. Hybrid meeting. Attend in-person or remotely.
If you are a care partner to someone with Dementia, this group, which meets the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month, offers conversation, support, resources, and education.
Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.
If you are a Care Partner to a loved one with Parkinson’s Disease, this monthly group offers a safe, confidential space to have conversations and share experiences.
3.0 Category I CEUs. Participants will explore the concept of moral injury, including how it differs from other trauma-related conditions, how it presents across diverse populations, and evidence-informed approaches for assessment, treatment, and moral repair.
After a loved one has died, family gatherings can be painful. Join us to get support and guidance on finding comfort during the upcoming holidays.
Individuals with memory impairment and their care partners are invited to the monthly JCS Memory Café, a welcoming, relaxed place to meet with others and enjoy refreshments, sensory-stimulating activities, and supportive socialization.
