For Such a Time as This is an interactive presentation by seven black individuals living with dementia. In this dramatic presentation, they will share the impact of their diagnosis and the important role their faith plays in their ability to live well. This presentation is hope-filled, challenging, and inspirational. Be prepared for a powerful experience that will transform your view of living with dementia. The presentation allows persons living with dementia to initiate conversations that many are afraid to have and then answer questions from the audience during the Talkback session following the presentation.
Time: 1:30 pm EST (12:30 pm CT, 11:30 am MT, 10:30 am PT)
The National Council of Dementia Minds welcomes you to attend our five-week Friends and Family series exploring the benefits of an early diagnosis and living well with dementia. These sessions will be led by persons living with dementia, offering invaluable perspectives on the power of knowledge, finances, relationships, community, advocacy, and enjoying every minute.
This series is great for anyone living with dementia, as well as family, friends, and professionals. Persons who are newly diagnosed or seeking a diagnosis will find the series especially helpful.
We recognize you may not be able to attend all of the meetings, so please attend as you're able. We kindly request that participants consider enabling their cameras during the meeting. Your presence and engagement are valued, and having cameras on adds to the interactive nature of our discussions. Discussions will not be recorded.
Time: 6:00 - 7:15 pm EST (5:00 pm CT, 4:00 pm MT, 3:00 pm PT)
The National Council of Dementia Minds welcomes you to attend our five-week Friends and Family series exploring the benefits of an early diagnosis and living well with dementia. These sessions will be led by persons living with dementia, offering invaluable perspectives on the power of knowledge, finances, relationships, community, advocacy, and enjoying every minute.
This series is great for anyone living with dementia, as well as family, friends, and professionals. Persons who are newly diagnosed or seeking a diagnosis will find the series especially helpful.
We recognize you may not be able to attend all of the meetings, so please attend as you're able. We kindly request that participants consider enabling their cameras during the meeting. Your presence and engagement are valued, and having cameras on adds to the interactive nature of our discussions. Discussions will not be recorded.
Time: 6:00 - 7:15 pm EST (5:00 pm CT, 4:00 pm MT, 3:00 pm PT)
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National Council of Dementia Minds is hosting a special meeting for persons living with dementia. You are welcome to attend alone or invite your care partner to attend with you.
We've teamed up with Roon, who has developed an app that has over 3,000 answers to common questions from top doctors, care partners, and persons living with dementia (many of whom are Dementia Minds participants).
We are inviting you to attend two sessions. The first will introduce you to the app. You will have a week to try out the app before the second session. At the second session you will be asked to provide your feedback to the Roon staff. You will be able to let them know what worked well and what was challenging for you. Roon will incorporate your feedback to help make the app more dementia friendly.
Have you been curious about the world of new AI (artificial intelligence) technologies and their impact? National Council of Dementia Minds is teaming up with researchers at Clemson University under the guidance of Dr. Emma Dixon to hold sessions describing new AI technologies that may be useful for persons living with dementia or MCI. We will explore using AI technologies for art, speech, music, and more! These sessions are open to persons living with dementia or MCI and Care Partners.
Please note that there will be two sessions. The first session will introduce you to accessing and navigating different AI technologies. The second session will be a follow-up where you can ask any questions and discuss ways to integrate AI in your day-to-day life. You only need to register once for both sessions.
The National Council of Dementia Minds will dive into the desires of individuals experiencing cognitive changes and their aspirations from their care partners. This unique narrative will be conveyed through the authentic voices and real-life experiences of those living with cognitive change. By sharing these personal stories, the presentation aims to shed light on the heartfelt perspectives and needs of these individuals, offering invaluable insights on communication, empathy, and purposeful living to better understand and support them in their journey.
12:00 - 1:00 pm EST (11:00 pm CT, 10:00 pm MT, 9:00 pm PT)
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The National Council of Dementia Minds welcomes you to attend our five-week Friends and Family series exploring the benefits of an early diagnosis and living well with dementia. These sessions will be led by persons living with dementia, offering invaluable perspectives on the power of knowledge, finances, relationships, community, advocacy, and enjoying every minute.
This series is great for anyone living with dementia, as well as family, friends, and professionals. Persons who are newly diagnosed or seeking a diagnosis will find the series especially helpful.
We recognize you may not be able to attend all of the meetings, so please attend as you're able. We kindly request that participants consider enabling their cameras during the meeting. Your presence and engagement are valued, and having cameras on adds to the interactive nature of our discussions. Discussions will not be recorded.
Time: 6:00 - 7:15 pm EST (5:00 pm CT, 4:00 pm MT, 3:00 pm PT)
The National Council of Dementia Minds welcomes you to attend our five-week Friends and Family series exploring the benefits of an early diagnosis and living well with dementia. These sessions will be led by persons living with dementia, offering invaluable perspectives on the power of knowledge, finances, relationships, community, advocacy, and enjoying every minute.
This series is great for anyone living with dementia, as well as family, friends, and professionals. Persons who are newly diagnosed or seeking a diagnosis will find the series especially helpful.
We recognize you may not be able to attend all of the meetings, so please attend as you're able. We kindly request that participants consider enabling their cameras during the meeting. Your presence and engagement are valued, and having cameras on adds to the interactive nature of our discussions. Discussions will not be recorded.
Time: 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm EST (3:00 pm CT, 2:00 pm MT, 1:00 pm PT)
National Council of Dementia Minds is hosting a special Meeting of the Minds specifically for men living with dementia or mild cognitive impairment. This series will be facilitated by our Executive Director, Brenda Roberts. Join us for an engaging discussion where camaraderie, laughter, and shared experiences await.
Time: 4:00 pm -5:00 pm EST (3:00 pm CT, 2:00 pm MT, 1:00 pm PT)
Register Now!
National Council of Dementia Minds is hosting a special Meeting of the Minds specifically for men living with dementia or mild cognitive impairment. This series will be facilitated by our Executive Director, Brenda Roberts. Join us for an engaging discussion where camaraderie, laughter, and shared experiences await.
Time: 4:00 pm -5:00 pm EST (3:00 pm CT, 2:00 pm MT, 1:00 pm PT)
Register Now!
