Strength for the Journey – program for early memory loss at Harborview

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Jim deMaine

A six week small group experience for people living with early stage memory loss

Mondays, 1—2:30 pm
Oct 17—Nov 21
Harborview Medical Center, Seattle
Come together to explore inner strengths and emotions, hopes and fears, and strategies for living with memory loss.
Program offered through the UW Memory & Brain Wellness Center and the Spiritual Care Department.

Session Topics
 Telling our Stories
 Growing through Challenging Times
 Our Relationships
 Hopes and Fears
 Being with the Unknown
 Living in our New Reality
Optional session on first day for family members and friends of participants, for informal sharing and education.
To register or for more information,
contact Mari Becker at the Memory & Brain Wellness Center,
(206) 744-2017, mbecker1@uw.edu

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1 Response to Strength for the Journey – program for early memory loss at Harborview

  1. Sylvia Peterson says:
    September 28, 2016 at 8:14 AM

    A recent conference on aging featured speakers from this memory-loss program. It sounded well-designed and with friendly, intelligent and sensitive facilitators. It’s good that more people will have access to it, with thanks to those local participants who piloted it!

    Can’t say it’s title does it justice – like the land of knowin’ nothin’ anymo’ is one’s selected travel destination. More like one’s row to hoe!

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