June 27 video conference: Gray Matters: Mental Illnesses Co-Occurring with Dementia
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Grey Matters: Mental Illnesses
Co-Occurring with Dementia
June 27, 2019
Training via Video Conference from
Aging and Adult Services Division,
Community Supports for Seniors
Minnesota Department of Human Services
Presenters
Marsha Berry, Alzheimer’s Association, retired
Kay King, Older Adult Program Coordinator & Community Educator, NAMI Minnesota
Description
Learn the basics of mental illness and dementia as well as the risk factors and warning signs of both disorders in older adults. Join Kay King of NAMI Minnesota and Marsha Berry, a retired educator with the Alzheimer’s Association of Minnesota-North Dakota to discuss treatment and management. You will learn some strategies for working with someone living with both disorders and learn about resources for both conditions.
Target Audience
Any professionals who work with older adults in the community or care settings. Examples are: nurses, social workers, all types of therapy professionals, chore workers, meals on wheels volunteers, pastoral care staff, faith community befrienders, PCAs, care coordinators, case managers, staff of adult daycare and senior centers.
Learning Objectives
Goal 1: Describe mental illness and dementia basics in older adults
Goal 2: Learn the risk factors and warning signs of key mental illnesses and dementias in older adults
Goal 3: Understand treatment, management and recovery
Goal 4: Discuss strategies for working with someone living with the two disorders
Goal 5: Learn at least four resources for older adults living with the co-occurring disorders of mental illness and dementia
Pre-registration is required.
Each person needs to register.
Registration closes at 5:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to the session. By registering, you understand that the session will be videotaped with the possibility of your visual and audio likeness being recorded for reproduction and distribution.
Handouts and Resources
Presentation handouts and resource materials will be distributed to registered participants via email attachment 1-2 days before the scheduled session. Print and bring your own copies to the session. Copies may not be available at the site. Those individuals interested in receiving handouts only, can make this request via the registration survey. Be aware that class materials alone may not be a sufficient substitute for video conference or web stream attendance. Class materials usually do not include the content depth provided during the training. We encourage attendance via one of the sites or webstreaming.
Cancellation
Videoconferencing sites without any registered participants prior to the registration close date will be cancelled. If you register, but are unable to attend, please cancel your reservation through the web link using your confirmation number prior to the registration close date. This allows others to participate in the training.
Certification
Certificates for continuing education are available for participants at the site. Note:
Videoconference training sessions have not been submitted for prior approval to any licensing board.
Accommodations
Individuals with a disability who need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this event may indicate "special request" when registering. Please make requests as early as possible.
Times and Locations
The conference will be offered at the sites and time below. Note: sites that are filled are listed as FULL on the registration system and cannot accept additional people. You must choose another site. Additional sites added after this announcement was published are identified on the registration page.
Start Time: 09:00 AM
Duration: 2 1/2 hours
Building Street Address City
Anoka County Government Center 2100 3rd Avenue, Room 238 Anoka
Big Stone County Family Services 340 NW Second Street Ortonville
Carlton County Community Services 14 North 11 Street, Nemadji Room Cloquet
Cook County Social Services and 411 West 2nd Street, Public Health Room Grand Marais
Department of Human Services 444 Lafayette Road, Fifth Floor, Room 5137 St. Paul
Fillmore County Courthouse 101 Fillmore Street, Commissioners Board Preston
Freeborn County Department of 203 W Clark Street, Room 128 Albert Lea
Human Services
Hubbard County Social Services 301 Court Avenue, South Door Park Rapids
Isanti County Family Services, 1700 E. Rum River Drive South, Suite A Cambridge
Oakview Office Comp
Morrison County Social Services/PHN 213 SE First Avenue, Rooms A and B Little Falls
Nobles County Government Center 315 10th Street, 3rd Floor Worthington
Olmsted County Community 2100 Campus Drive SE, Room 243 Rochester
Services Center
Polk County Government Center 612 North Broadway, Room 340 A/B Crookston
Renville County Government 105 S 5th Street, Room 121A Olivia
Services Center
Roseau County Social Services 208 Sixth Street SW Roseau
Scott County Law Enforcement 301 Fuller Street South, Room LEC203 Shakopee
Stearns County Human Services 705 Courthouse Square, Room 333 St. Cloud
Todd County SCHA Public Health 212 Second Avenue South Long Prairie
Wabasha County SCHA Services 411 Hiawatha Drive E Wabasha
Watonwan County Human Services 715 Second Avenue South St. James
Webstreaming Using your computer or laptop
Webstreaming
You may view the session via web streaming by registering for Webstreaming. People participating through this method will be provided a webstreaming certificate of attendance for CEU certification and the handouts.





