Caring for someone living with dementia requires more than routine, it requires understanding, flexibility, and heart.
Join us for a powerful live panel discussion featuring four respected leaders in dementia care who will explore what it truly means to provide person-centered care, care that honors the individual, preserves dignity, and meets people where they are.
This conversation is designed for caregivers, healthcare professionals, senior living leaders, and family members seeking practical tools and deeper insight.
How meaningful activities support dignity and engagement
The importance of "joining their reality" rather than correcting it
How music therapy can unlock connection and memory
Insights from senior living leadership on supporting families and residents
You will walk away with tangible strategies grounded in respect, empathy, and evidence-based care.
Executive Director, Ann Silverman Community Health Clinic Doylestown, PA
Topic: Activities in a Person-Centered Dementia Care Model
Bonus Gift: Activities Checklist
Meri will discuss how thoughtfully designed activities can enhance quality of life and promote meaningful engagement.
Founder & Board-Certified Music Therapist, Harmony In Dementia – Wilmington, NC
Topic: Music Therapy in Person-Centered Care
Tara will share how music can foster connection, regulate emotion, and support memory in powerful ways.
CEO & President, Alzheimer's Family Consulting – Broomfield, CO
Topic: "Joining Their Reality" in Dementia Care
Pam will discuss tips on how to join a person with dementia's world through communication and behavior techniques.
Regional Director of Sales, AZ & CO – Koelsch Communities
Topic: Senior Living Perspectives on Person-Centered Care
Paige brings insight from senior living communities and will discuss how effective ways to de-escalate challenging behaviors as it relates to a person-centered care.
Behavioral Specialist
Topic: A Person-Centered Approach to Dementia Care' means
With over 30 years of experience , Lisa Skinner emphasizes a person-centered approach to dementia care, focusing on seeing the individual beyond the diagnosis and honoring their life history, preferences, and abilities. and Alzheimer's
This panel will equip you with practical tools, compassionate frameworks, and renewed confidence in your caregiving journey.
Seats are limited.
Register today and be part of a conversation that is changing the way we approach dementia care.