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SE4A Webinar Series:

Join us on Wednesday, April 24 for a webinar highlighting the topic: Supporting Brian Health through Everyday Activities

 

Session Description: 

Engaging in various everyday activities can maintain and nourish brain health. This presentation will explore five areas of daily activities that can specifically improve brain health. There will also be discussion of spring/summer themed activities that are suitable to engage older adults.

 

Webinar Presenters: 

Elizabeth Rhodus, PhD, MS, OTR/L Assistant Professor

  • Sanders-Brown Center on Aging

  • Department of Behavioral Science

  • Center for Health Equity Transformation

  • University of Kentucky College of Medicine

SE4A Webinar Series

Wednesday, April 24 (12:00 PM EST)

Supporting Brain Health through Everyday Activities

Register Today!

 

The SE4A Webinar Series has been developed to offer monthly tools and training in a virtual Zoom format to our member/non-member network. 

 

Each month, one SE4A member state will select a presenter to host the webinar on a different topic that is applicable to all and impacts our aging network.

Registration is open for our Wednesday, April 24 webinar hosted by the state of Kentucky to be held at 12:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time). A zoom link will be in your event confirmation email and also sent out by email the day prior to this event. 

Webinar Registration

 

 

 

(If you plan to attend the webinar, you must complete the online registration to access the zoom link and information. This information will be sent out the day prior to the event. Please register as soon as you can so we can prepare our presenter for the number of attendees.)

 

Additional Webinar Information:

The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to pause our valued in-person training, but the need for training and education continues. SE4A has created this virtual webinar series to continue to train, educate and connect our aging network together as we all work to impact the lives of older adults.

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