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NYALCA is proud to welcome our newest chapter member, Regina Melly, from VNSW Community Care Navigation.
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NY ALCA PRESENTS: Music and the Aging Brain
Join us for a Chapter Meeting and Virtual Seminar. Guest speaker, Dr. Concetta Tomaino, a pioneer in the field of #MusicTherapy, will be sharing more than 40 years of clinical and research experience. Learn about music and the #brain and get practical tips to add music as a therapeutic tool to your care.
June 18, 2024
4pm-6pm
1.5 CEUs NYSED and NACCM Pending
Learn more and Register here: www.nyalca.org/events/?ill_calendar_event_id=2325
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Thank you to Glenn Lane and Susan Davidson for their exceptional work in assembling a panel of experts on End of Life planning for the Westchester NYALCA Unit.
The event, hosted at the elegant Waterstone Westchester in White Plains, drew a full house. We were honored to have experts share their invaluable insights:
Melody Madera from Jansen Hospice demystified the process of selecting the right hospice for clients, providing clarity and support in making such a crucial decision.
Marni Blank of Begin with the End opened our eyes to the profound role of a Death Doula, enlightening us on the support they offer through the end-of-life journey.
Erica Hill from Sparrow Funeral Home offered crucial knowledge for Aging Life Care Professionals on how to assist families in planning for or navigating the immediate aftermath of a loss.
A special thanks to Lauren S. Freifeld, LCSW, Executive Director of Waterstone, and Abby Stenzler, Senior Advisor, for their warm hospitality. The food and drinks were wonderful, and the venue was perfect for both insightful discussions and socializing.
We're so grateful for the opportunity to come together, learn, and support one another in such a meaningful way. Thank you to everyone who made this event possib#NYALCAY#waterstonewestchestere#AgingLifeCareeCare
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The New York Chapter of the Aging Life Care Association Westchester Unit is yet another value add to membership with Aging Life Care Association! Thank you!!