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January 2010 Issue 

Dear Friends: 
 
2010 is shaping up to be a great year for educational opportunities at IOA. We've introduced our new Professional Educational Series Mind, Body, Spirit: Pathways to Improving Health, and you can now view our Monthly Professional Training schedule here.
 
On Tuesday, February 9, we present Dinner a la Heart. IOA's yearly fundraiser at fine local restaurants.  
 
All Our Best,
The Education Department

Pathways

 
Join IOA for an educational series designed to give professionals the multidisciplinary knowledge essential for understanding the relationship between the mind, body and spirit. 
 
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
 
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
 
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
 
 A Special Thank You to our Underwriting Co-Sponsors:
 
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Dinner a la Heart 2010 
 Tuesday, February 9
A San Francisco tradition for over 20 years, Dinner à la Heart gives Bay Area residents an opportunity to enjoy fine area restaurants while supporting the senior services of Institute on Aging. This unique evening brings together San Francisco's finest qualities: delicious dining and a caring spirit.
 To Make A Reservation
Call (415) 750-3443
 
or click here for more information
 
Online registration now available. 
 
What Do I Do Now? - Suggestions to Offer the Caregiver of the Person with Moderate to
 Severe Dementia
 
Date: Thursday, February 4, 2010
Time: 3:00 - 4:30PM
Location: 3600 Geary Blvd., San Francisco
Presented by: Tracy McCloud, Director and Don Wendell, Activity Director, Ruth Ann Rosenberg Adult Day Health Center & Alzheimer's Day Care Resource Center, Institute on Aging
Cost: $5 donation at door
 
Families and caregivers can easily become frustrated in trying to manage the challenging behaviors that often accompany the later stages of dementia. It is also common to lose the expectation of meaningful interaction as the person with dementia becomes more withdrawn. In this session you will learn about coping strategies for some of the most common behaviors seen in the later stages of dementia that you can offer families and caregivers. We will also present some ideas for continuing to connect with the person with dementia in a meaningful way. Please feel free to invite family members and caregivers to attend!
 
Click here for a full list of 2010 topics
In This Issue
2010 Professional Educational Series
Dinner a la Heart
Monthly Professional Training
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At Institute on Aging, we believe that education is a vital component to understand and influence key issues affecting older adults.  Our hope is to impart quality information in order to ensure that our community provides competent and caring services to all older adults and their families.   

Please visit IOA's Education website at http:education.ioaging.org for further information on the resources we provide to professionals in the field of aging. 

 
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