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Memory Keepers

Creating better lives for people affected by memory loss.

02/03/2026

02/02/2026

Preferred registration deadline: February 6th⁠
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Dementia profoundly affects individuals, families, and communities, and mental health professionals play a vital role in supporting all three. This workshop offers an engaging, practice-focused exploration of how clinicians can effectively support clients living with dementia and those who care for them by providing a clear, clinically grounded overview of dementia types, cognitive and functional changes, and the therapeutic needs that arise across the course of the illness. Through case examples and discussion, participants will learn to adapt psychotherapeutic approaches to honor each client’s history, identity, cultural background, and strengths. A strong emphasis is placed on person-centered care, behavioral strategies for managing distress and enhancing quality of life, and cultivating meaningful therapeutic engagement even as cognition changes.⁠
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Because dementia affects entire family systems, this workshop also highlights strategies for working collaboratively with caregivers, offering psychoeducation, and supporting families through decision-making, communication challenges, and emotional strain. Cultural humility is woven throughout the session to ensure that practitioners can provide sensitive, affirming, and equitable care to clients and families from diverse cultural communities.⁠
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This is an interactive synchronous distance learning course via Zoom. This workshop meets the Illinois social work licensure requirement for Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementias.⁠
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Link to register: https://ce.wustl.edu/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=6453125&parentSite=brown

01/30/2026

For more information on monthly events: https://dementialife.care/

01/28/2026

Preferred registration deadline: February 6th

Dementia profoundly affects individuals, families, and communities, and mental health professionals play a vital role in supporting all three. This workshop offers an engaging, practice-focused exploration of how clinicians can effectively support clients living with dementia and those who care for them by providing a clear, clinically grounded overview of dementia types, cognitive and functional changes, and the therapeutic needs that arise across the course of the illness. Through case examples and discussion, participants will learn to adapt psychotherapeutic approaches to honor each client’s history, identity, cultural background, and strengths. A strong emphasis is placed on person-centered care, behavioral strategies for managing distress and enhancing quality of life, and cultivating meaningful therapeutic engagement even as cognition changes.

Because dementia affects entire family systems, this workshop also highlights strategies for working collaboratively with caregivers, offering psychoeducation, and supporting families through decision-making, communication challenges, and emotional strain. Cultural humility is woven throughout the session to ensure that practitioners can provide sensitive, affirming, and equitable care to clients and families from diverse cultural communities.

This is an interactive synchronous distance learning course via Zoom. This workshop meets the Illinois social work licensure requirement for Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementias.

Link to register: https://ce.wustl.edu/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=6453125&parentSite=brown

01/27/2026

Caring for someone with dementia is an act of love—but it can also be emotionally exhausting, isolating, and overwhelming. Caregivers feel empowered when they develop coping strategies for managing stress, guilt, grief, and burnout.

This upcoming 8-week Dementia Caregiver Psychotherapy Group is designed to support caregivers who are navigating the complex realities of memory loss, changing relationships, and chronic stress.

This is more than a support group. It’s a therapeutic space led by a licensed mental health professional, focused on helping dementia caregivers process the emotional impact of caregiving while building sustainable tools to protect their own mental health.

For more information, contact us at info@memorykeepers.org or call 314-266-9131

01/23/2026

Link to full article: https://alzimpact.org/Senate-Appropriations-Approves-%24100-Million-Increase-for-Alz-Research

Link to read more: https://neuroscienceresearch.wustl.edu/most-people-say-they-want-to-know-their-risk-for-alzheimers-de...

01/20/2026

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