Calendar of Events

Depression: From Surviving to Thriving

Patrick Beaver Memorial Library 375 3rd St. NE.,, Hickory, North Carolina, United States

Depressive symptoms often present themselves through feelings of isolation, hopelessness, and despair.  In this course, we examine different types, common causes, symptoms and treatment methods for depression focusing on moving from a place of simply surviving to one of thriving.

Free

Anti-Depressant Medications

Patrick Beaver Memorial Library 375 3rd St. NE.,, Hickory, North Carolina, United States

Antidepressants treat depression of course, but did you realize there are other uses for this classification of medication? Join us to learn about the traditional and secondary uses of antidepressants, side effects, and safe administration protocols.

Free

Neurocognitive Disorder: Living with Dementia

Yadkin County Public Library 233 E. Main St.,, Yadkinville, NC, United States

Commonly referred to as dementia, neurocognitive disorders can affect the way people perceive and engage with the world around them. This course looks at various classifications of neurocognitive disorders (NCDs), Delirium and common changes associated with each type. Tips for caregiving are provided.

Free

It’s a Brain Thing: The Study of Dementia Medications

Yadkin County Public Library 233 E. Main St.,, Yadkinville, NC, United States

Dementia can be a frightening journey for the caregiver as well as the care recipient. Research continues to reveal more about this disease and the treatments that may help. This class will update the attendee on how medications can help, as well as it’s frustrating limitations.

Free

Neurocognitive Disorder: Living with Dementia

Mt.Airy Public Library 145 Rrockford St.,, Mt. Airy, NC, United States

Commonly referred to as dementia, neurocognitive disorders can affect the way people perceive and engage with the world around them. This course looks at various classifications of neurocognitive disorders (NCDs), Delirium and common changes associated with each type. Tips for caregiving are provided.

Free

It’s a Brain Thing: The Study of Dementia Medications

Mt.Airy Public Library 145 Rrockford St.,, Mt. Airy, NC, United States

Dementia can be a frightening journey for the caregiver as well as the care recipient. Research continues to reveal more about this disease and the treatments that may help. This class will update the attendee on how medications can help, as well as it’s frustrating limitations.

Free

The Impact of Chronic Medical Illnesses on the Brain

Lois E Harrill Senior Center 132 Poplar Grove Connector #A, Boone, North Carolina, United States

Chronic diseases can be challenging to manage. Come and learn ways to help the care recipient cope with the emotional and behavioral symptoms that sometimes accompany these medical conditions. RSVP: amy.penley@vayahealth.com

Free

Bipolar Extreme Mood Variation – Is There Stability?

Northern Regional Hospital 830 Rockford Street, Mt. Airy, North Carolina, United States

Whether you are the caregiver of someone with bipolar disorder or the individual living with the inability to maintain a consistent mood, feeling “stable” is often an infrequent reality.  This class examines features and symptoms of the different types of the disorder.  It also addresses causes, risk factors and, most importantly, treatment. Specific focused is […]

Free

Canceled-Crisis Prevention: Keeping Your Cool Under Pressure

Northern Regional Hospital 830 Rockford Street, Mt. Airy, North Carolina, United States

Due to Covid-19 this event will be reschedule once restrictions have been lifted. “If you can predict it, you can avoid it!”  Though avoidance is not always possible, planning for how to prevent and/or manage a crisis can be of benefit both to the caregiver and individual experiencing a crisis.  This course is designed to […]

Free

Canceled-Crisis Prevention: Keeping Your Cool Under Pressure

McDowell Senior Center 100 Spaulding Rd.,, Marion, North Carolina, United States

Due to Covid-19 this event will be reschedule once restrictions have been lifted. “If you can predict it, you can avoid it!”  Though avoidance is not always possible, planning for how to prevent and/or manage a crisis can be of benefit both to the caregiver and individual experiencing a crisis.  This course is designed to […]

Free