New Class – The Healing Project: Understanding Life with Cognitive Change

NEW CLASS!

Beginning October 20th

The Healing Project: understanding life with cognitive change

 A class for people with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia diagnoses

Limited Space Available

The Dementia Program of The Aging & Disability Resource Center of Rock County is pleased to announce a new psychoeducational class for people with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia diagnoses.  The Healing Project: understanding life with cognitive change will be offered virtually on 8 consecutive Mondays beginning October 20th from 10:30am-Noon. The class will offer education, support and resources on a variety of topics focusing on issues related to a dementia diagnosis including acceptance, understanding, coping skills, grief and loss and effective communication with loved ones.  Each week participants will also learn and practice a new relaxation skill to assist with coping.  Class time includes opportunities for sharing with other participants.

For more information about The Healing Project, to register for the class or to discuss any concerns related to dementia, please contact the Rock County Dementia Care Specialist, Karen Tennyson at 608/921-7165 or karen.tennyson@co.rock.wi.us

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