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.
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.
We invite teens and adults with disabilities to celebrate the season together at our Holiday Hoopla featuring delicious food, games, dancing and fun!
This session, featuring Amy L. Griboff, Esq., estate planning and elder law attorney, will highlight important steps individuals can take now to prepare themselves and their loved ones for the unexpected including strategies for protecting assets, preparing for incapacity, and planning for healthcare and long-term care expenses. 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.
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.
1.5 Category I CEUs. Learn to create person-centered neuroaffirming treatment plans that leverage client strengths, support self-determination, and align interventions with the needs and experiences of neurodivergent individuals.
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.
Learn about fall prevention strategies, home modifications, and environmental considerations that can help make aging in place safer and more sustainable. Part of the monthly series, Community Compass: Navigational Tools for Living Well as We Age.
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.
