Using Our Senses as Tools for Caregiving A Free Virtual Dementia Webinar on Zoom Tuesday, June 23, 2020 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Enrolling is easy! Register in advance for this webinar by visiting: https://tinyurl.com/yblhevcm Questions? E-mail: VirtualSeminars@arden-courts.com II Have Some of Yours Arden Courts Memory Care Community Anette anc Wok Featuring Guest Speaker Annette Januzzi Wick Author, I'll Have Some of Yours: What my mother taught me about dementia, cookies, music, the outside, and her life inside a care home Stay at home orders and quarantine directives can cause anxiety over separation from our loved ones or confusion over our ability to care for them in the manner we are accustomed. Touch is the most intimate act between loved one and a caregiver. Presently, it is also most risky. We can use other senses in our caregiving duties, or to prepare for when we can greet our loved ones again. Join writer and former caregiver Annette Januzzi Wick as she discusses the importance of recalling everyday details, tapping into our senses most associated with emotion, and why she still tastes the zip of anise from her mother's pizzelles, referenced in her book. Memory Care arden-courts.com is all we do. Using Our Senses as Tools for Caregiving A Free Virtual Dementia Webinar on Zoom Tuesday, June 23, 2020 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Enrolling is easy! Register in advance for this webinar by visiting: https://tinyurl.com/yblhevcm Questions? E-mail: VirtualSeminars@arden-courts.com II Have Some of Yours Arden Courts Memory Care Community Anette anc Wok Featuring Guest Speaker Annette Januzzi Wick Author, I'll Have Some of Yours: What my mother taught me about dementia, cookies, music, the outside, and her life inside a care home Stay at home orders and quarantine directives can cause anxiety over separation from our loved ones or confusion over our ability to care for them in the manner we are accustomed. Touch is the most intimate act between loved one and a caregiver. Presently, it is also most risky. We can use other senses in our caregiving duties, or to prepare for when we can greet our loved ones again. Join writer and former caregiver Annette Januzzi Wick as she discusses the importance of recalling everyday details, tapping into our senses most associated with emotion, and why she still tastes the zip of anise from her mother's pizzelles, referenced in her book. Memory Care arden-courts.com is all we do.