Becoming a caregiver can feel overwhelming, confusing, and isolating—especially when you don’t know what to expect next. Whether you’re just starting this journey or still trying to find your footing, this class offers reassurance, clarity, and actionable tools to help you move forward with confidence. Presented by Lauren Weiss Refreshments provided by Senior Helpers Reservations
Improve how you connect, listen, and express yourself in everyday interactions. Learn practical tools to reduce misunderstandings, strengthen relationships, and communicate with confidence. Presented by Kim Bailey Refreshments provided. Reservations are required. Please email lauren.weiss@alzoc.org
Be prepared before a crisis happens. Learn how to build a step-by-step emergency care plan that protects both caregivers and loved ones, including key contacts, medical information, and backup care options. Presented by Dr. Miriam Galindo Thank you to our sponsor:
Empowered Caregiving: Skills for Real-Life Dementia Challenges Practical tools, compassionate strategies, and real-world insight for caregivers at every stage. Join us for a powerful and personal session featuring caregiver and advocate Ben Allen. Through three meaningful lessons learned from his own caregiving journey, Ben offers practical strategies, heartfelt insight, and real-world tools for anyone supporting
Join us monthly on the 1st Tuesday of the Month from 6:00pm-7:00pm. Open to all caregivers. Call (562) 430-1073 for more information and to RSVP Presented by Lauren Weiss download flyer
Join us monthly on the 1st Tuesday of the Month from 6:00pm-7:00pm. Open to all caregivers. Call (562) 430-1073 for more information and to RSVP Presented by Lauren Weiss
Being a care partner for someone with memory loss can be incredibly rewarding, but also, incredibly challenging. It takes patience and skill to adapt to changes, and recognize when to ask for help. Join us to learn what you can do to develop resilience and deal with burnout. Call (714) 738-6333 to RSVP Presented by
Being a care partner for someone with memory loss can be incredibly rewarding, but also, incredibly challenging. It takes patience and skill to adapt to changes, and recognize when to ask for help. Join us to learn what you can do to develop resilience and deal with burnout. Call to RSVP (562) 430-1073
Una guía para fortalecer el bienestar físico, emocional y mental de quienes cuidan. Aprenda a reconocer señales de agotamiento, establecer límites saludables y priorizar el autocuidado sin culpa. Para registarse llame al (562) 430-1073 descargar folleto
Dementia doesn’t just affect one person—it impacts the whole family. This class explores the challenges and changes families face when a loved one is living with dementia. From communication struggles and role shifts to disagreements about care decisions, participants will gain insight, strategies, and tools for keeping family relationships strong. Through real-life examples and practical
