SHAWANO- Language of Dementia
2025-12-18 13:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | The Cottages at Golden Pond, 103 Madison Way, Shawano, WI, 54166, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
Thursday, Dec 18 from 1:30-2:30PM

As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

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——-This opportunity is hosted by the Hope Church Support Group and is FREE for participants thanks to the generous sponsor of The Cottages.
No RSVP necessary, we hope to see you there!

Grief and Ambiguous Loss in Caregiving
2025-12-19 10:00 - 11:00 | Touchmark on West Prospect, 2601 Touchmark Dr, Appleton, WI, 54914, United States
Grief and Ambiguous Loss in Caregiving
The loss of a loved one shows up in many ways.

Whether it happens suddenly or unfolds slowly over time, grief is deeply personal—and no two people experience it the same.
When a loss comes without closure or clear resolution, the grieving process becomes even more complex.
In this presentation, we’ll take a closer look at ambiguous loss—and what it means specifically for care partners supporting someone living with dementia.

Details coming soon….

SHAWANO - Progression of Dementia
2026-01-14 13:30 - 14:30 | Shawano Place, 1088 Engel Drive, Shawano, WI, 54166, United States
Progression of Dementia – What Skills Remain
Often the progression of dementia is measured in stages that focuses on what skills are lost. This approach does not give us tools to help provide care and support. Instead, we will look at what skills remain and shift our support accordingly by using Teepa Snow’s GEMS State Model.
Free community series sponsored by: Shawano Place Senior Living
RSVP with Shawano Place (920) 416-2522
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GREEN BAY- Dementia Care Champion Courses
2026-01-16 12:00 - 16:00 | Curative Connections, 2900 Curry Lane, Green Bay, WI, 54311, United States
The Champion Courses are designed to guide care partners in developing an awareness about how brain changes impact people’s everyday experiences and how our approach impacts this experience. In this workshop, we will explore the role of the care partner in enhancing the quality of life for people living with dementia. By building skills specifically to meet the needs of the person we are providing cares with, we enhance the experience for staff and the person living with dementia.
Free community series sponsored by: Curative Connections
RSVP for this 2-Day Series Today!
Call (920) 468-1161
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Champion Courses 1 & 2
Friday, January 16th, 2026 from 12-4pm
In these workshops, we will explore the parts of the brain, understand what each part is responsible for, and practice the skills needed to successfully approach and provide care.
Learners will:
• Develop an awareness about how brain changes impact everyday experiences
• Explore how our approach impacts these experiences
• Build skills to specifically meet the needs of the person we provide care for.
• Practice Teepa Snow’s HUH™ approach to care to learn how we can better support people to walk, eat, brush their teeth, and more.
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Champion Courses 3 & 4
Friday, January 30th, 2026 from 12-4pm
In these workshops, we will explore Teepa Snow’s GEMS™ State Model to shift our approach and care specific to the GEM™ State of the person living with dementia.
Learners will:
• Pair this approach with skill building opportunities
• Discover the importance of dynamic assessment
• Be supported in identifying each person’s GEM™ state

ASHWAUBENON - Our Aging and Changing Brain
2026-01-29 09:00 - 10:00 | Ashwaubenon Community Center, 900 Anderson Dr, Green Bay, WI, 54304, United States
Our Aging and Changing Brains: What is Typical? When to be Concerned?
What is normal and when should we be concerned?
If thinking and memory problems arise, can it be something reversible? YES!
Join us to find out more about the causes of these symptoms, what you can do to improve them, and how to know if it’s something more serious.

Free community series sponsored by: Ashwaubenon Community Center
RSVP with Rebecca at Ashwaubenon Community Center (920) 492-2331
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs 1/29 from 9-10am
Progression of Dementia: Thurs 2/26 from 9-10am
Balancing Risk and Independence: Thurs 3/26 from 9-10am
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: Thurs 4/30 from 9-10am

GREEN BAY - Caring for Yourself
2026-02-04 13:30 - 14:30 | Oak Park Place – Green Bay, 421 Erie Rd, Green Bay, WI, 54311, United States
Join us at Oak Park Place for an informative and supportive series focused on dementia care, relationships, and self-care for caregivers.
TWO-PART SERIES
Part 1: Caring for Yourself
Oh the guilt! It can feel impossible to give yourself permission to do something enjoyable while a loved one is experiencing the brain changes related to dementia. How we care for ourselves will impact the person receiving our care. Let’s talk about how to navigate this seemingly impossible situation. There is a better way.
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Free community series sponsored by: Memory Keepers at Oak Park Place
Call to RSVP: (920) 301-4200 -OR- Email greenbayreception@oakparkplace.com
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PART 2: SAVE THE DATE FOR JUNE 24th!

SHAWANO - The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
2026-02-11 13:30 - 14:30 | Shawano Place, 1088 Engel Drive, Shawano, WI, 54166, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

Free community series sponsored by: Shawano Place Senior Living
RSVP with Shawano Place (920) 416-2522
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ASHWAUBENON - Progression of Dementia and What Skills Remain
2026-02-26 09:00 - 10:00 | Ashwaubenon Community Center, 900 Anderson Dr, Green Bay, WI, 54304, United States
Progression of Dementia – What Skills Remain
Often the progression of dementia is measured in stages that focuses on what skills are lost. This approach does not give us tools to help provide care and support. Instead, we will look at what skills remain and shift our support accordingly by using Teepa Snow’s GEMS State Model.
Free community series sponsored by: Ashwaubenon Community Center
RSVP with Rebecca at Ashwaubenon Community Center (920) 492-2331
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs 1/29 from 9-10am
Progression of Dementia: Thurs 2/26 from 9-10am
Balancing Risk and Independence: Thurs 3/26 from 9-10am
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: Thurs 4/30 from 9-10am

APPLETON - The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
2026-03-10 10:00 - 11:00 | Touchmark on West Prospect, 2601 Touchmark Dr, Appleton, WI, 54914, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

Free community series sponsored by: Right at Home

ASHWAUBENON - Balancing Risk and Independence
2026-03-26 09:00 - 10:00 | Ashwaubenon Community Center, 900 Anderson Dr, Green Bay, WI, 54304, United States
Balancing Risk & Independence in Dementia Care
When should they stop driving? How do I keep them from leaving home unexpectedly? When do I need to look for a facility? These questions and more are explored as we talk about maintaining independence and evaluating risk in the day-to-day for people living with dementia.
Free community series sponsored by: Ashwaubenon Community Center
RSVP with Rebecca at Ashwaubenon Community Center (920) 492-2331
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs 1/29 from 9-10am
Progression of Dementia: Thurs 2/26 from 9-10am
Balancing Risk and Independence: Thurs 3/26 from 9-10am
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: Thurs 4/30 from 9-10am

APPLETON - Progression of Dementia and What Skills Remain
2026-03-27 10:00 - 11:00 | Eagle Point Senior Living, 955 E John St, Appleton, WI, 54911, United States
Progression of Dementia – What Skills Remain
Often the progression of dementia is measured in stages that focuses on what skills are lost. This approach does not give us tools to help provide care and support. Instead, we will look at what skills remain and shift our support accordingly by using Teepa Snow’s GEMS State Model.
Free community series sponsored by: Eagle Point Senior Living
RSVP with Eagle Point at 920-843-9499 -OR- Email katie.neuman@lifesparksl.com
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Other Upcoming Events:
Understanding and Responding To Unmet Needs Wed, May 27, 2026 at 10-11am
Changing Relationships When Dementia is in the Picture Mon, Jun 29, 2026 at 2-3pm
Challenging Conversations Tue, Jul 28, 2026 at 10-11am
Balancing Risk & Independence Thur, Aug 20, 2026 at 2-3pm
Transitioning your loved one to a facility Tue, Sep 22 2026 at 10-11am
Caring for yourself Through the Dementia Journey Tue, Oct 27, 2026 at 2-3pm
Can a Happy Holiday and Dementia Co-Exist? Tue, Nov 24 2026 at 10-11am
Approach Matters Mon, Dec 21, 2026 at 2-3pm

MENASHA - Changing Relationships
2026-03-30 10:30 - 11:30 | Brin Hall at Oak Park Place Menasha, 2205 Midway Rd, Menasha, WI, 54915, United States
The Changing Relationship when Dementia is in the Picture
Relationships inevitably change as dementia progresses. This can be devastating and challenging as you roll through the stages of grief.
Let’s talk about the changing relationship, what is normal, and what can be better.

Free community series sponsored by: Oak Park Place
RSVP by 3/26 with Oak Park Place in Menasha
Call: (920) 702-0000 -OR- Email: menashasales@oakparkplace.com
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Chippewa Falls - Caring Through The Journey
2026-04-09 10:00 - 14:30 | Central Lutheran Church, 28 E. Columbia Street, Chippewa Falls, WI, 54729, United States
Caring Through the Journey – Dementia Training
This training is open to anyone that wants to learn more about dementia and/or supporting someone that has dementia personally or professionally. This includes caregivers, friends, neighbors, church and clinic staff.
Training Includes:
• Communication Snags and Successes
• Understanding Unmet Needs
• Progression (stages) of Dementia
• Your Approach Matters
$15 per person / Lunch Provided
Sponsored by: Aggie’s Country Living & Chippewa Valley Dementia Coalition
RSVP Today! Click on “Community Education”
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ASHWAUBENON - The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
2026-04-30 09:00 - 10:00 | Ashwaubenon Community Center, 900 Anderson Dr, Green Bay, WI, 54304, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

Free community series sponsored by: Ashwaubenon Community Center
RSVP with Rebecca at Ashwaubenon Community Center (920) 492-2331
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs 1/29 from 9-10am
Progression of Dementia: Thurs 2/26 from 9-10am
Balancing Risk and Independence: Thurs 3/26 from 9-10am
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: Thurs 4/30 from 9-10am

The Fish Approach Academy
2026-05-01 - 2026-08-31 | Virtual
Introducing the FISH Approach
“People with dementia are like fish in the water. Those of us with healthy brains, we are up here on land. To truly connect, we need to meet them where they are.”

🔹 Understand the skills they still have
🔹 Learn how to communicate with less frustration
🔹 Build a strong care team for long-term support
🔹 Create a care plan that fosters trust, joy, and connection
The real value, the THING that is going to create change is coaching.
🔹 Gain access to LIVE VIRTUAL GROUP coaching to practice what you have learned in the workshop.

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MENOMONIE, WI - 3rd Annual Dementia Caregivers Conference
2026-05-13 12:00 - 16:00 | Compass IL Menomonie, 2920 Schneider Ave SE, Menomonie, WI, 54751, United States
Finding Hope and Support in the Dementia Journey: Adoray Hosts Free Caregivers Conference in Menomonie

For anyone who has walked the path of caring for a loved one living with dementia, the journey can feel overwhelming, emotional, and at times—lonely. But you are not alone. Adoray Home Health & Hospice invites caregivers, families, and community members to gather for an afternoon of education, encouragement, and connection at the 2nd Annual Dementia Caregivers Conference on
Wednesday, May 13th, from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Compass IL in Menomonie, WI.
This free event, now in its third year, is part of Adoray’s deep commitment to empowering caregivers and improving the lives of those living with dementia throughout the communities we serve.
Returning for a third year is Sheri Fairman, a Certified Teepa Snow Trainer known for her compassionate, engaging, and deeply informative sessions. Fairman specializes in helping caregivers understand the complex changes that happen in the brain due to dementia and how small adjustments in our approach can make a world of difference.
Lunch will be provided, and registration is completely free, thanks to the generous support of Adoray and its community partners. Registration is required.
Learn More & Register

VIRTUAL - The Fish Approach
2026-05-18 10:00 - 11:00 | Virtual
The FISH Approach to Dementia Care – Communication Strategies with Sheri Fairman

Introducing The Fish Approach Model, a fresh perspective on dementia care that prioritizes effective communication. This approach shifts the focus from viewing “behaviors” as challenges to recognizing them as meaningful forms of communication. By understanding how our responses can either create obstacles or provide support, we can better meet the needs of those living with dementia. So, put away your fishing poles. It’s time to dive in and swim with the current of connection and understanding.
This one hour webinar is brought to you by Sheri Fairman of Dementia Care Solutions, LLC

RSVP Required: Sign-Up Today RSVP Required: Sign-Up Today

WI DELLS- Alzheimer’s Association 40th Annual Wisconsin State Conference
2026-05-19 - 2026-05-20 | Kalahari Resorts & Conventions – Wisconsin Dells, 1305 Kalahari Dr, Wisconsin Dells, WI, 53965, United States
Power of Connection:
Alzheimer’s Association 40th Annual Wisconsin State Conference

Held annually, the Wisconsin State Conference, presented by Senior Helpers, attracts hundreds of professional and family care providers and is one of the largest and most comprehensive statewide conferences dedicated to Alzheimer’s and dementia.
May 19 – 20, 2026
Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells

Sheri Fairman will be presenting Conversations and Brain Change: Why Are They So Challenging?
Tues, May 19th at 2:30pm
Conversations with someone living with dementia can feel confusing, emotional, or unproductive—and there are real neurological reasons why. In this session, we’ll explore the most common communication challenges, uncover the brain-based causes behind them, and learn practical, effective strategies to support better outcomes. Case studies will bring the concepts to life with real-world application.
Learn More & Register

FITCHBURG - Our Aging and Changing Brain
2026-05-28 13:00 - 15:00 | The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living and Memory Care, 5669 Wilshire Dr, Fitchburg, WI, 53711, United States
Our Aging and Changing Brains: What is Typical? When to be Concerned?
What is normal and when should we be concerned?
If thinking and memory problems arise, can it be something reversible? YES!
Join us to find out more about the causes of these symptoms, what you can do to improve them, and how to know if it’s something more serious.

Free community series sponsored by: The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living & Memory Care
RSVP with Sarah Wells at the Courtyard at Fitchburg (608) 886-6711
OR Email swells@encorecares.com
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs May 28 from 1-3pm
Progression of Dementia and What Skils Remain: Thurs June 25 from 1-3pm
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: Thurs July 30 from 1-3pm

2nd Annual Chippewa Valley Dementia Conference
2026-06-11 08:00 - 16:00 | Chippewa Valley Technical College, 771 Scheidler Rd, Chippewa Falls, WI, 54729, United States
FOR PROFESSIONALS AND FAMILY CAREGIVERSJoin us for the 2nd Annual Chippewa Valley Dementia Conference! A day designed to offer practical tools, shared learning, and a supportive space with others who understand the realities of dementia care.
Sheri Fairman will be presenting the following breakout sessions:

Progression of Dementia
10:15-11:15am

The Fish Approach to Dementia Care
11:25-12:25

Approach Matters
1:15-2:15

All attendees will enjoy:

Take-home materials from keynotes and breakout sessions
Direct access to speakers and exhibitors for Q&A
Meaningful connection with other caregivers
Insight into valuable Chippewa Valley resources
Continental breakfast, lunch, and afternoon refreshments
Certificates of attendance if neededCost to attend: $25Scholarships available, contact your local ADRC

If you need respite care to attend the event, consider using supportive home care or adult day programs. Contact your local ADRC for more information.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED by Friday, June 5, 2026.https://bit.ly/dementiaconf26

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SHEBOYGAN - Approach Matters
2026-06-23 13:00 - 14:00 | Countryside Manor of Sheboygan, 4228 Kadlec Dr, Sheboygan, WI, 53083, United States
Understanding Dementia – A TWO-PART LUNCH AND LEARN SERIES
Caring for someone with dementia can bring a lot of questions, challenges, and emotional moments. Join us for a free educational series presented by Sheri Fairman from Dementia Care Solutions, designed to help care partners better understand dementia and build practical caregiving skills.
Session One:
What are people with dementia experiencing through their senses, and how can that understanding change the way we approach care? Learn practical tools and techniques designed to improve communication and caregiving experiences.
Light refreshments will be served, raffle baskets will be available, and guests are invited to tour the community afterward.
Presented by Sheri Fairman from Dementia Care Solutions.
Reservations are required. Call (920) 254-5251 to reserve your spot.

Free community series sponsored by: Countryside Manor in Sheboygan
RSVP 920-254-5251
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Session Two: The FISH Approach
Tuesday, June 30 | 1 to 2 p.m.
Explore new ways to navigate communication challenges and caregiving frustrations through practical strategies that help create more positive interactions and stronger connections.

MANITOWOC - The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
2026-06-24 10:00 - 11:00 | Manitowoc Public Library, 707 Quay St, Manitowoc, WI, 54220, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

Free community series sponsored by: Jay’s Legacy Home Care
RSVP with Sydney at 920-901-7724
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GREEN BAY - Changing Relationships
2026-06-24 13:30 - 14:30 | Oak Park Place – Green Bay, 421 Erie Rd, Green Bay, WI, 54311, United States
The Changing Relationship when Dementia is in the Picture
Relationships inevitably change as dementia progresses. This can be devastating and challenging as you roll through the stages of grief.
Let’s talk about the changing relationship, what is normal, and what can be better.

Free community series sponsored by: Memory Keepers of Oak Park Place
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FITCHBURG - Progression of Dementia and What Skills Remain
2026-06-25 13:00 - 15:00 | The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living and Memory Care, 5669 Wilshire Dr, Fitchburg, WI, 53711, United States
Progression of Dementia – What Skills Remain
Often the progression of dementia is measured in stages that focuses on what skills are lost. This approach does not give us tools to help provide care and support. Instead, we will look at what skills remain and shift our support accordingly by using Teepa Snow’s GEMS State Model.

Free community series sponsored by: The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living & Memory Care
RSVP with Sarah Wells at the Courtyard at Fitchburg (608) 886-6711
OR Email swells@encorecares.com
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs May 28 from 1-3pm
Progression of Dementia and What Skils Remain: Thurs June 25 from 1-3pm
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: DATE CHANGED TO TUES JULY 21 from 1-3pm

APPLETON - Changing Relationships
2026-06-29 14:00 - 15:00 | Eagle Point Senior Living, 955 E John St, Appleton, WI, 54911, United States
The Changing Relationship when Dementia is in the Picture
Relationships inevitably change as dementia progresses. This can be devastating and challenging as you roll through the stages of grief.
Let’s talk about the changing relationship, what is normal, and what can be better.

Free community series sponsored by: Eagle Point Senior Living
RSVP with Katie at Eagle Point:
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Call (920) 843-9499
Email katie.neuman@lifesparksl.com

SHEBOYGAN - Fish Approach
2026-06-30 13:00 - 14:00 | Countryside Manor of Sheboygan, 4228 Kadlec Dr, Sheboygan, WI, 53083, United States
Understanding Dementia – A TWO-PART LUNCH AND LEARN SERIES
Caring for someone with dementia can bring a lot of questions, challenges, and emotional moments. Join us for a free educational series presented by Sheri Fairman from Dementia Care Solutions, designed to help care partners better understand dementia and build practical caregiving skills.Session Two: The FISH Approach
Explore new ways to navigate communication challenges and caregiving frustrations through practical strategies that help create more positive interactions and stronger connections.
Light refreshments will be served, raffle baskets will be available, and guests are invited to tour the community afterward.
Presented by Sheri Fairman from Dementia Care Solutions.
Reservations are required. Call (920) 254-5251 to reserve your spot.

Free community series sponsored by: Countryside Manor in Sheboygan
RSVP 920-254-5251
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Session One:
Tuesday, June 23 | 1 to 2 p.m.
What are people with dementia experiencing through their senses, and how can that understanding change the way we approach care? Learn practical tools and techniques designed to improve communication and caregiving experiences.

FITCHBURG - The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
2026-07-21 13:00 - 15:00 | The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living and Memory Care, 5669 Wilshire Dr, Fitchburg, WI, 53711, United States
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success: The Fish Approach
As caregivers, we often have snags in our conversations with loved ones living with brain changes. Let’s come together to unravel these tricky situations and discover effective tools that will help on your caregiving journey. Join us and empower yourself!

Free community series sponsored by: The Courtyard at Fitchburg Assisted Living & Memory Care
RSVP with Sarah Wells at the Courtyard at Fitchburg (608) 886-6711
OR Email swells@encorecares.com
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Other Upcoming Events:
Our Aging and Changing Brains: Thurs May 28 from 1-3pm
Progression of Dementia and What Skils Remain: Thurs June 25 from 1-3pm
The Language of Dementia and Finding Success with the Fish Approach: DATE CHANGED TO TUES JULY 21 from 1-3pm

APPLETON - Challenging Conversation with Someone with Brain Changes
2026-07-24 10:00 - 11:00 | Eagle Point Senior Living, 955 E John St, Appleton, WI, 54911, United States
Challenging Conversations
“My loved one is making decisions that worry me but when I try to talk to them, it goes all wrong.” Discussing complex topics with someone experiencing brain change can prove to be very challenging. Learn some techniques to help smooth these rough patches.

Free community series sponsored by: Eagle Point Senior Living
RSVP with Katie at Eagle Point:
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Call (920) 843-9499
Email katie.neuman@lifesparksl.com

GREEN BAY- Dementia Care Champion Courses
2026-08-17 12:00 - 16:00 | Curative Connections, 2900 Curry Lane, Green Bay, WI, 54311, United States
The Champion Courses are designed to guide care partners in developing an awareness about how brain changes impact people’s everyday experiences and how our approach impacts this experience. In this workshop, we will explore the role of the care partner in enhancing the quality of life for people living with dementia. By building skills specifically to meet the needs of the person we are providing cares with, we enhance the experience for staff and the person living with dementia.
Free community series sponsored by: Curative Connections
RSVP for this 2-Day Series Today!
Call (920) 468-1161
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Champion Courses 1 & 2
Monday, August 17, 2026 from 12-4pm
In these workshops, we will explore the parts of the brain, understand what each part is responsible for, and practice the skills needed to successfully approach and provide care.
Learners will:
• Develop an awareness about how brain changes impact everyday experiences
• Explore how our approach impacts these experiences
• Build skills to specifically meet the needs of the person we provide care for.
• Practice Teepa Snow’s HUH™ approach to care to learn how we can better support people to walk, eat, brush their teeth, and more.
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Champion Courses 3 & 4
Wednesday, August 19th, 2026 from 12-4pm
In these workshops, we will explore Teepa Snow’s GEMS™ State Model to shift our approach and care specific to the GEM™ State of the person living with dementia.
Learners will:
• Pair this approach with skill building opportunities
• Discover the importance of dynamic assessment
• Be supported in identifying each person’s GEM™ state

APPLETON - Balancing Risk and Independence
2026-08-20 14:00 - 15:00 | Eagle Point Senior Living, 955 E John St, Appleton, WI, 54911, United States
Balancing Risk & Independence in Dementia Care
When should they stop driving? How do I keep them from leaving home unexpectedly? When do I need to look for a facility? These questions and more are explored as we talk about maintaining independence and evaluating risk in the day-to-day for people living with dementia.

Free community series sponsored by: Eagle Point Senior Living
RSVP with Katie at Eagle Point:
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Call (920) 843-9499
Email katie.neuman@lifesparksl.com
