AWARE Member meetings and events are complimentary for members. Non members are $25 per meeting
November 2020
Guest Speaker: Ipsit Vahia, MD – COVID-19, Aging and Mental Health: Early Lessons
Ipsit Vahia, MD, is a geriatric psychiatrist, clinician, and researcher. He is medical director of the Geriatric Psychiatry Outpatient Services at McLean Hospital and the McLean Institute for Technology in Psychiatry. He is also director of the Technology and Aging Laboratory. His research focuses on the use of technology and informatics in the assessment and management of older adults and currently, he oversees a clinical and research program on aging, behavior, and technology. He has published extensively in major international…
Find out more »December 2020
Memory Care: When It’s Time (Webinar – Free Community Event)
Speaker: Joyce Logan, CDP, owner of Ruby Care Senior Advisors In time, the home setting may not meet the needs of your loved one or the caregiver. What are your options? Join AWARE member Joyce Logan, CDP, owner of Ruby Care Senior Living Advisors, to learn about caring for your loved one when home is no longer an option: where to look, questions to ask, and managing the transition. Joyce Logan has spent most of her life in Texas. Originally…
Find out more »A Holiday Affair With Teepa Snow
Family caregivers and professionals, join us for a day of respite and learning about how to better care for our loved ones and our patients.
Proceeds benefit AWARE.
January 2021
Invitation to Engage – Why Life Enrichment in Memory Care Matters (Webinar – Free Community Event)
Speaker: AWARE member Lilly Adrian, CALM, ADC, CDP, Memory Care Consultant and Trainer, owner of The Bridge of Time, LLC Lilly will show us how to communicate and engage with memory-impaired loved ones in meaningful ways. Lilly’s motto is “Remember their PAST, Celebrate their PRESENT, and Embrace their FUTURE”. Lilly cared for both parents on their Alzheimer’s journey. This experience redirected her life’s work into the field of caring for older adults, many of whom have memory impairment. Making each…
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