July 2018 WFHRMA Luncheon Meeting: 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease: Early Detection Matters

When
10 Jul 2018
11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
Location
Vernon College - Century City Center, Room 602, 4105 Maplewood, Wichita Falls, Texas 76308
Registered
26 registrants

Registration

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Base fee:

Guests and Prospective Members
Non-members: Please email tbaker@vernoncollege.edu if you wish to attend after your first visit, but don't want to order a lunch.
Meeting Registration (Attending Only - No Lunch)
Member Meal (pay as you go)
$10 Meal Price is for members only.
(Lunch will be provided at no cost for first time guests - after first visit meal price is $15)
Pre-Paid Meal
This is reserved for those that have pre-paid for their meals for the year.
(Lunch will be provided at no cost for first time guests - after first visit meal price is $15)

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The July 2018 meeting of the Wichita Falls HR Management Association (WFHRMA) will be:

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

11:45 AM to 1:00 PM

Vernon College

Century City Center

*** Room 602 ***

4105 Maplewood Ave

Wichita Falls, TX

As always, lunch will be provided.

The cost is $10 for members and FREE for first time guests! Guests joining us after their first visit will be charged $15 for lunch.

Guest Speaker: Susan Gross

Topic: Alzheimer's in the Workplace

Program Description: “10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease: Early Detection Matters”

Understanding Dementia
Dispelling dementia myths
What’s the difference between typical age-related changes and 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s/dementia
What to do if there is concern
How to get a diagnosis and from whom
Why early detection is so important to everyone concerned

Speaker Biography:

Susan Gross, M.A., LPC

Education and Family Care Specialist

Alzheimer’s Association’s North Central Texas Chapter

Sue Gross is a 2012 MSU graduate with a Master’s in Clinical Psychology and Counseling, whose graduate dementia research was published in a 2013 edition of the “Dementia International Journal.” She has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2015.

After a year as a geriatric therapist in Bowie, Sue is now in her fifth year with the Alzheimer’s Association’s, Wichita Falls Office as their Education and Family Care Specialist. Sue is scheduled every semester as a lecturer on dementia at Midwestern State University’s psychology, sociology, social working and nursing departments. Besides community education, she supports and counsels family caregivers facing the daunting task of caring for loved ones living with any form of dementia.

RSVP no later than noon Friday, July 6, 2018.

A reservation made is a reservation paid unless cancelled before noon on the Friday before the event.