An Evening with Marty Schreiber: Learning, Coping & Surviving as an Alzheimer’s Caregiver

There is no charge for the evening session; however, preregistration is required by Monday, September 26. There is a limit of 250 persons. Register here.

Preceding the conversation, a workshop on Alzheimer’s 101 Workshop will be offered. This workshop, led by UW-
Whitewater gerontology and biology faculty, will examine Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias from social and biological perspectives. In addition, we will explore the demographics of those living with these diseases and the services
needed to assist them and discuss the role of the caregiver and support they need. This event is suitable for professionals
in social work, healthcare, human services, and anyone interested in learning more about the subject. Cost includes 0.5
CEUs for successful completion of the workshop.

Register for one or both events at our website: https://www.uww.edu/ce/alzheimers101.

  • Professional Development Workshop: Alzheimer’s 101 – $65. This fee includes instruction and 0.5 CEU certificate.
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