Special Guest Speaker: Naomi Becker Collier, Esquire. Naomi is a trusts and estates and elder law attorney who works closely with individuals and families as they plan for the future. She is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Elder and Disability Law Section, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
A warm, welcoming space for care partners to connect, reflect, and feel supported, while loved ones spend time nearby with volunteers in conversation and meaningful engagement.
A small group for individuals experiencing mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early cognitive changes. A place to connect with others walking a similar journey, share perspectives, and feel understood by people who truly get it.
A small group for individuals experiencing mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early cognitive changes. A place to connect with others walking a similar journey, share perspectives, and feel understood by people who truly get it.
An evening built around shared meals, conversation, learning, and support. Community professionals and guest specialists lead discussions on topics related to aging, caregiving, brain change, communication, planning, wellness, and navigating life as things change. People living with cognitive change are welcome to attend alongside family and friends.
A small group for individuals experiencing mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early cognitive changes. A place to connect with others walking a similar journey, share perspectives, and feel understood by people who truly get it.
A warm, welcoming space for care partners to connect, reflect, and feel supported, while loved ones spend time nearby with volunteers in conversation and meaningful engagement. Registration is requested.
A small group for individuals experiencing mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early cognitive changes. A place to connect with others walking a similar journey, share perspectives, and feel understood by people who truly get it.
A warm, welcoming space for care partners to connect, reflect, and feel supported, while loved ones spend time nearby with volunteers in conversation and meaningful engagement. Registration is requested.
Finding a Way In
Making Everyday Activities Easier and More Meaningful
Sometimes an activity that was once familiar becomes harder to begin, follow, or complete. That does not necessarily mean the interest, knowledge, or ability is gone. The person may simply need a different invitation, a clearer setup, or another way to participate.
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