Participants will learn a handy model of the brain to use as they explore normal aging, as well as major neurocognitive disorder, AKA Dementia. The various commons forms of dementia to be on the lookout for will be discussed. We will finish up by learning a brief strategy on how to understand and address the behavioral issues that can present in work with individuals with major neurocognitive disorder.

Join us for an enlightening talk where we delve into the foundations of effective communication, a skill essential for everyone. Together, we'll embark on a journey to explore intriguing aspects of personality, including mindsets and attributions, and discover how heightened awareness can empower us to assist clients in transforming their lives. Furthermore, we'll tackle the complexities of challenging behaviors such as anger and agitation, providing valuable insights applicable to both aging adults and those living with dementia. By unraveling the intricacies of common behavioral and neuropsychiatric hurdles associated with dementia, we'll equip ourselves with problem-solving strategies. Moreover, we'll come to appreciate that behavior often serves as a profound mode of communication in individuals with major neurocognitive disorder. Don't miss this invaluable opportunity to enhance your understanding and make a positive impact. Join us for an engaging talk that promises to enlighten, empower, and inspire.

Participants will learn a handy model of the brain to use as they explore normal aging, as well as major neurocognitive disorder, AKA Dementia. The various commons forms of dementia to be on the lookout for will be discussed. We will finish up by learning a brief strategy on how to understand and address the behavioral issues that can present in work with individuals with major neurocognitive disorder.

Explore dementia and what affects the aging brain in more detail using trauma informed care as a base model. We will further explore the aged brain’s unsafe / unwise choices and work to develop effective interventions and approach styles for staff. We will also address our personal health and stress, given that caring for others can have a big impact on us.

Explore dementia and what affects the aging brain in more detail using trauma informed care as a base model. We will further explore the aged brain’s unsafe / unwise choices and work to develop effective interventions and approach styles for staff. We will also address our personal health and stress, given that caring for others can have a big impact on us.

Explore dementia and what affects the aging brain in more detail using trauma informed care as a base model. We will further explore the aged brain’s unsafe / unwise choices and work to develop effective interventions and approach styles for staff. We will also address our personal health and stress, given that caring for others can have a big impact on us.

Explore how scams catch us and what about the aging brain may make us more vulnerable. We will finish up by looking at the most effective ways to intervene and help victims.

Explore dementia and what affects the aging brain in more detail using trauma informed care as a base model. We will further explore the aged brain’s unsafe / unwise choices and work to develop effective interventions and approach styles for staff. We will also address our personal health and stress, given that caring for others can have a big impact on us.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California in partnership with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the South Pasadena Police Department will present a one day training on strategies to prevent and investigate elder fraud.  Participants will learn:

Innovative techniques and strategies for effective investigations of transnational and other scams targeting older adults, including;

• Romance, Lottery,  IRS, Tech Support and "Grandparent Scams".

• Best practices and interviewing techniques for understanding, engaging, and interviewing older adult victims of crime.

Learn about new investigative tools and resources to facilitate information-sharing between local, state and federal law enforcement.

This will be part of the 40 hour crisis intervention training (CIT) workshop provided to certify Ventura County law enforcement personnel. We will explore what dementia is, the different types of dementia, and behavioral difficulties encountered with dementia. Appropriate interventions and responses will also be covered.

This will be part of the 40 hour crisis intervention training (CIT) workshop provided to certify Ventura County law enforcement personnel. We will explore what dementia is, the different types of dementia, and behavioral difficulties encountered with dementia. Appropriate interventions and responses will also be covered.