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This one day conference seeks to further the knowledge and skills of professionals working in aging, health and human services as they manage, develop and deliver aging programs and services. Three experts will address various myths in the field of aging, from program planning to direct service delivery to policy level work. Professionals in long-term care, community based services, education, advocacy and all areas of aging will benefit from this conference.

Presentations include:

Dr. Cathleen Connell, University of Michigan School of Public Health

"Community Programs for Older Adults: Are we making a difference OR an impact?"

Joanna LaFleur, Recreational Therapist & Homecare Professional

"People with Dementia CAN have Quality of Life"

Jim Luke, MBA, MS; Lansing Community College

"Myth Busting the Fears of Social Security and Medicare Insolvency"

An agenda and more detailed conference information, including a brochure with speaker and presentation details, can be found at: http://www.aaa1b.org/news-events/training-events/judith-j-wahlberg-memorial-lecture/

Additional Details:

- 4.5 CE's are available for Social Workers, Nursing Home Administrator's, and Senior Center staff - must purchase CE ticket

- A continental breakfast and boxed lunch will be provided to all attendees. Attendees will be given an option of Turkey, Chicken Salad or Gluten Free Vegetarian sandwich when purchasing a ticket.

Thank you to Homecare Network of MI (www.hcnmi.com) for sponsoring the breakfast!