Deep Dives

Our Deep Dive education series features subject matter experts who expound upon key topics introduced in Caregiver College. Deep Dives are offered for online attendance only, as speakers often join from remote locations. Participants receive the benefit of engaging directly with presenters by asking questions via chat or unmuting their microphone during the session. If recording is permitted by the speaker, a video of the session will be made available below within a few weeks of the live event.

Downsizing & Decluttering

September 10, 2026
2:00 – 3:30 pm

Presented by Celeste Collins & Gretchen Batra, AARP

Too much clutter can prevent us from relocating successfully or even receiving in-home care. This engaging presentation explores why we hold onto so many things and offers practical and easy-to-follow tips and tricks to help you get started with downsizing and decluttering your posessions.

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Legal Decision-Making after Diagnosis

September 17, 2026
2:00 – 3:30 pm

Presented by Katie Mays, McGuire Wood & Bissette

A trust and estates attorney shares how proactive estate planning, capacity evaluations, and legal protections secure future care preferences as cognitive health changes. This program covers trusts and guardianship alternatives.

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How Care Managers in our Community can Help

September 24, 2026
2:00 – 3:30 pm

Presented by Lisa Laney of Mountain Area Premier Care Navigation & Maureen Williams of Four Seasons

Navigating a dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming. This program connects you with local care managers who will explain the specific services they provide, how they support families, and how to connect to these valuable resources.

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Previously recorded sessions:

These presentations were originally recorded during our live education sessions and cover a wide range of dementia-related topics. Email [email protected] if you have any questions or are interested in speaking for an upcoming presentation opening. MemoryCare does not endorse or recommend any services, products, or literature.  Any viewpoints or opinions expressed by presenters are their own.

How Community Care Managers Can Help

October 1, 2026/by Jenn

Legal Decision-Making After Diagnosis

September 22, 2026/by Jenn

Downsizing & Decluttering

August 5, 2026/by Jenn

Understanding Frontotemporal Dementia

May 26, 2026/by Jenn

How Care Managers in our Community Can Help

Presented by Kirsten Kern of Mountain Area Premier

Care Navigation…
May 26, 2026/by Jenn

Practical Fall Prevention for Everyday Caregiving

May 15, 2026/by Jenn

The Ins and Outs of Lewy Body Dementia

May 8, 2026/by integritive

Understanding and Planning Long-Term Care Medicaid Assistance

October 3, 2025/by integritive

Let’s Talk Caregiver Resources 2025

September 12, 2025/by integritive

Chat with the Author of The MemoryCaregivers’ Collection

September 5, 2025/by integritive

Brain Health: Impact of Diet and Lifestyle Choices

July 25, 2025/by integritive

Palliative Care: How Can it Benefit my Loved One with Dementia?

July 2, 2025/by integritive

Is it Time for Tech?

September 13, 2024/by integritive

Finding Your Way as a Family Caregiver

September 5, 2024/by integritive

Let’s Talk Caregiver Resources 2024

August 9, 2024/by integritive

Combating Elder Fraud

August 9, 2024/by integritive

Staying Engaged: Activities for Connecting with Individuals with Memory Disorders

July 2, 2024/by integritive

Understanding Guardianship For People Living With Dementia

October 18, 2023/by integritive

Genetics and Dementia: Current Understanding and Future Promise

September 19, 2023/by integritive

Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention & Treatment

June 27, 2023/by integritive

Challenging Behavioral Expressions: An Attachment Perspective

June 16, 2023/by integritive

Creating Time: A Practical Self-Care Workshop for Caregivers

June 12, 2023/by integritive

Keeping Love Alive as Memories Fade: The 5 Love Languages and the Alzheimer’s Journey

October 4, 2022/by integritive

Six Steps to Managing Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia

June 29, 2022/by integritive

The Problem of Alzheimer’s

July 1, 2021/by integritive

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