PROGRAMS
Welcome to My World: The Challenges of Dementia Caregiving
ACAP (Adult Children of Aging Parents) is delighted to present Teepa Snow, a nationally / internationally renowned dementia educator on Friday, October 30, 1:00-3:45 EST. Via Zoom, Teepa will present a free webinar consisting of two 50-minute presentations and a 30-minute Q&A, answering attendees’ specific questions.
Teepa is an occupational therapist with over forty years of rich and varied clinical and academic experience and is a current faculty member at Duke University and the University of North Carolina medical schools. Her experiences led her to the development of the GEMS® dementia classification model and the Positive Approach® to Care training strategies. Her company, Positive Approach® to Care (PAC) provides online and in-person education and products. Teepa presents with extraordinary expertise and humor to audiences throughout the world. For more information about Teepa Snow, please visit teepasnow.com.
Register at www.tinyurl.com/ACAPNOW.
ACAP Winston-Salem Upcoming Programs
ACAP Winston-Salem provides information, resources, support and community for adult children as they care for their aging parents and for themselves. ACAP Winston-Salem meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 5:30-7:00 pm, in the Fellowship Hall, Building B, of Knollwood Baptist Church (330 Knollwood Drive, Winston-Salem 27104), unless otherwise noted. While the free monthly educational programs are designed for adult-child caregivers, programs are open to all. Advance registration is requested to facilitate planning. To register for ACAP Winston-Salem programs, please email acapwinstonsalem@gmail.com or call (336) 652-0474.
Welcome to My World: The Challenges of Dementia Caregiving
ACAP (Adult Children of Aging Parents) is delighted to present Teepa Snow, a nationally / internationally renowned dementia educator on Friday, October 30, 1:00-3:45 EST. Via Zoom, Teepa will present a free webinar consisting of two 50-minute presentations and a 30-minute Q&A, answering attendees’ specific questions.
Teepa is an occupational therapist with over forty years of rich and varied clinical and academic experience and is a current faculty member at Duke University and the University of North Carolina medical schools. Her experiences led her to the development of the GEMS® dementia classification model and the Positive Approach® to Care training strategies. Her company, Positive Approach® to Care (PAC) provides online and in-person education and products. Teepa presents with extraordinary expertise and humor to audiences throughout the world. For more information about Teepa Snow, please visit teepasnow.com.
Register at www.tinyurl.com/ACAPNOW.
Program Location (unless otherwise specified)
Fellowship Hall, Building B, of Knollwood Baptist Church
330 Knollwood Drive
Winston-Salem 27104
