While we are working hard to keep the information on upcoming webinars current, the rate of change and the number of webinars being offered are tremendous. We encourage you to click on the website links of the contributing organizations for the latest information on their offerings.
4 Ways to Keep Quarantine Programming Fun
Contributed by: Touchtown
www.touchtown.com
Wednesday, June 10, 2020, 3:00 PM – 3:45 PM EDT
Creativity Isn’t Cancelled: Programming Ideas During Quarantine
This 45-minute webinar is packed with programming ideas straight from fellow senior living professionals so you can keep your residents happy, healthy, and safe during quarantine. Topics covered include gamification, social Connection, fun with food and video & entertainment.
catch the recording Monday, June 15 | 4:00 – 4:45 pm EST
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Online Forums: COVID-19 Update II
Contributed by: The Greenhouse Project®
www.thegreenhouseproject.org
Jun 18, 2020 02:00 PM EST
Person-Centered Care & COVID-19: Key Concepts in Prevention and Management
June 23, 2020 3:00 PM EST
Workforce Wellbeing Amid COVID-19: Stress Management and Connectedness as the New Normal Sets In
Be sure to check out recordings of previous Covid-19 webinars from the Greenhouse Project®
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Pathways to Stillness: Stress, Energy Levels, Perspective, and our Spirit in the Face of Covid-19
Contributed by: Person Centred Universe
www.personcentreduniverse.com
For us care professionals working in long term care, this is a tremendously stressful time. There are so many changes in such a short space of time, and compromises in how we would like to deliver quality care. For our own wellbeing, as well as relationships with elders in our care, our colleagues, and loved ones at home, it is vital that we are each able to preserve our energy, perspective, and spirits.
In this webinar, presenters discuss and share know-how and practical examples on using stillness as a technique throughout each day to stay in touch with what brings you joy, and how you can continuously harness that as we navigate the uncharted waters of Covid-19. Our hope is that following the session you can begin to actively use stillness techniques to help cope with the added pressures of our new reality.
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Click here to access “Mitigating Significan Stress and finding Stillness as a Healthcare Provider n the face of Covid-19”
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Free, Online Learning Opportunities to Help in Navigating COVID-19
Contributed by: The Eden Alternative
Need help navigating COVID-19? The Eden Alternative is offering a variety of free, online learning opportunities to help build community, offer encouragement, and promote the exchange of creative ideas and solutions.
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Combat Loneliness and Boredom Using Engagement Technology
Contributed by: McKnight’s
Residents in assisted living facilities and nursing homes are even more at risk for social isolation, loneliness and boredom because of COVID-19 restrictions. Fortunately, technology can provide a helping hand. Join us to discuss how your staff and residents can use technology to prevent what is considered by some as the next public health crisis.
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Resident Engagement and COVID-19
Contributed by: Linked Senior
Webinars available on-demand
Leading a Culture for Intergenerational Living
Managing in the Time of COVID-19: Engagement for People Living with Dementia
Making it Happen- Now is the Time to Change the Lens of Aging
Check out the ActivitiesStrong resource library
Courageously Living Through COVID-19 Together: Residents and Families
Contributed by: Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils and Family Councils Ontario
www.ontarc.com
The Executive Directors of Family Councils Ontario (FCO) and the Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils (OARC) hosted a joint webinar in which Sam Peck (FCO) and Dee Lender (OARC) spent 75 minutes with 115 participants consisting of residents, family members, LTC home team members and LTC stakeholders.
- Examine how COVID-19 has reshaped our lives
- Review some of the Ministry of Health directives
- Patient Ombudsman explaining provincial call for issues, concerns, complaints
- Review encouraging, courageous and creative ideas and tools used in finding solutions and support
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Click here to download the slides
LeadingAge Knowledge Center
Contributed by: LeadingAge
The Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) and the Geriatric Resources Ohio Workgroup (GROW) will be presenting this webinar in response to the special challenges of dementia are during a pandemic.
MemoryLane Care Services, an Adult Day Center will present the case study of a client who is living with dementia among changes in care delivery and support due to COVID-19.
Experts from the Ohio Council for Cognitive Health will share information and discuss to improve care.
Click here to view recorded webinar
Note: the actual presentation starts at about 4:43 seconds
COVID-19: Considerations in Dementia Care and Support
Contributed by: Ohio Council for Cognitive Health
The Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) and the Geriatric Resources Ohio Workgroup (GROW) will be presenting this webinar in response to the special challenges of dementia are during a pandemic.
MemoryLane Care Services, an Adult Day Center will present the case study of a client who is living with dementia among changes in care delivery and support due to COVID-19.
Experts from the Ohio Council for Cognitive Health will share information and discuss to improve care.
Click here to view recorded webinar
Note: the actual presentation starts at about 4:43 seconds
Resources and Connections to Support our Community in Addressing COVID-19
Contributed by: The Beryl Institute
Resources include links to past webinars and topic call recordings, podcasts, community briefings and conversations, blogs, more, including resources on Caring for You.
Click here for resources and connections to support our community in addressing COVID-19.
Virtual Roadshow
Contributed by: AGE-u-cate
AGE-u-cateand its Virtual Road Trip series provides a monthly introduction to some of the most creative voices in the aging and dementia field.
Next stop
Wednesday, June 17, 2020, 2 PM EST
Rising Up: Creativity and Hope on the Frontlines
Check out the recordings of prior Virtual Road Trips
Fun, Playful and Up-Lifting Ways to Move Our Bodies, Exercise Our Brains and Release Some Stress.
Move our Bodies and Exercise our Brains with Ageless Grace®
AGE-u-cate and its Virtual Road Trip series provides a monthly introduction to some of the most creative voices in the aging and dementia field.
How Tech Can Foster Person-Centered Connection During Social Isolation
Contributed by: iN2L and & McKnight’s Senior Living
Join this session with Jack York and Kristi Stoglin from iN2L to learn:
- How person-centered engagement benefits elders and the communities they live in
- Ideas for creating connection during social distancing
- Examples of specific technologies to support social connections and engagement
Click here to access a copy of the presentation slides
Click here to view the recorded webinar
Engagement in a Time of Quarantine
Contributed by: Timeslips
TimeSlips says “Yes, And” to connecting with each other during COVID-19 and has been busy generating creative solutions to lockdowns. For a healthy dose of inspiration, join us as we recount a busy week of conversations and brainstorming with the TimeSlips network.
Webinar Recording: https://timeslips.org/admin/news/28/edit
Connecting Through Creativity: Virtual Creative Care Institute
July 15 & 16, 2020, 11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. EDT
Calling all artists, health care professionals, caregivers and everyone interested in the intersection of arts and healthcare. Leaders and Artists in the field will discuss how to stay connected in the time of COVID-19 and you will walk away with an inspired action plan for both 1:1 and community engagement through the TimeSlips Methodology.
Click here for more information, including how to register for FREE!
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Let’s Talk about Person-Centered Care During Pandemics
Contributed by: Planetree International
Please join leaders from Planetree International and Language of Caring for a free 60-minute webinar to address your concerns and questions about how to maintain a person-centered culture in the midst of the current COVID-19 outbreak.
The webinar has been recorded for those unable to participate live.
Link to recorded webinar:
https://www.planetree.org/pandemics-webinar
Resources:
Inspirations from Webinar Attendees
Coronavirus Impact & Strategies for Dementia
Contributed by: Dementia Action Alliance
Dr. Al Power is going to lead the discussion and answer questions. The webinar recording will be available on the DAA website on Friday, March 20.
Click here for the webinar recording.
Optimizing Health and Wellness in a World Plagued by Coronavirus
A Conversation with Dr. Richard Carmona and Dr. William Shrank
Contributed by: International Council on Active Aging
Thought leaders: Richard Carmona, MD, MPH, FACS, 17th Surgeon General of the United States and now Chief of Health Innovations, Canyon Ranch, and Dr. William Shrank, MD, MSHS, Chief Medical Officer at Humana.
Discussion: During this thought-provoking conversation Dr. Carmona and Dr. Shrank will discuss what you really need to know about this Coronavirus. And, how you, your team, and your organization can respond to these challenges in order to ensure the physical, emotional and mental health of your residents and members.
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COVID-19: Resources and Information for Food and Nutrition Services
Contributed by: Becky Dorner & Associates
Learn the most current information and resources to assist you during these challenging times.
After attending this session attendees will be able to:
- Identify key resources for “best practice” in nutrition and food safety for effective implementation
- Educate food and nutrition staff on how to keep employees and patients/residents safe
- Educate staff using credible resources
- Utilize practical applications of emerging best practice guidelines to meet physical and psychosocial needs in post-acute care patients/residents
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