The Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center is partnering with Age Strong to present a three-part, in-person series focused on the critical topics of death and dying. This informative series aims to equip attendees with valuable knowledge and resources related to end-of-life care and planning. The sessions are scheduled to take place on consecutive dates in May and June, offering convenient opportunities for participation. The first session is slated for May 27th, followed by the second on June 3rd, and concluding with the third session on June 5th. All events will commence at 11:30 AM, providing a mid-day window for those who wish to attend. This initiative by the Mass. Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center and Age Strong underscores a commitment to supporting individuals and families through often complex and sensitive conversations surrounding mortality. Participants can expect to gain insights into available support systems, practical considerations, and a deeper understanding of the various aspects associated with death and dying. The series is designed to be an accessible and supportive environment for learning and discussion, fostering a sense of preparedness and community engagement on these important life stages. Source: Mass. Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
Mass. Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center: Our friends at Age Strong are launching a 3-part, in-person series about death and dying. Sessions will be held on May 27th, June 3rd, and June 5th at 11:30 AM. Join to learn about valuable resources and support.. #breaking
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