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Rethinking Quality of Life When Your Loved One has Memory Problems
Monday, March 30, 2020
6:00pm

Isolation for older adults who have dementia and their family caregivers involves more than just loneliness—it’s downright dangerous for their health. Isolation doesn’t just negatively impact physical and mental health, but it also increases the risk that an older adult will be financially exploited or suffer other abuse.

Presented by Jennifer L. FitzPatrick, MSW, LCSW-C, CSP

Founder of Jenerations Health Education, Inc., and author of Cruising Through Caregiving: Reducing The Stress of Caring For Your Loved One

If you or your loved one is isolated, find solutions for becoming more socially engaged by attending this online presentation.

Register at https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aJmsNo0qQJyoFI5sABnc4g or call 240-205-7085.

About Christen Milstead

Christen Milstead is the director of marketing for Ingleside, a not-for-profit parent organization to Ingleside at Rock Creek, Westminster at Lake Ridge, Ingleside at King Farm, Westminster Ingleside Foundation, and Ingleside at Home. She graduated from University of Maryland, Baltimore County from Erickson School of Aging with a master's degree in management of aging services and from Towson University with a bachelors in Business Administration, with a concentration in marketing. She is also CASP (Certified Aging Services Professional) Certified.

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