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Caregiver Conferences
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2012 Spring Caregiver Conferences

Nationally and internationally known speakers are scheduled to present at the Alzheimer’s Association’s upcoming Caregiver Conferences in May and June.  Attendees will gain a better understanding of caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s from multiple perspectives at the various events in Fort Wayne, Carmel, and Merrillville.  The events are designed to educate both family and professional caregivers who would like to enhance their knowledge of Alzheimer’s and their caregiving skills.

Each conference will include lunch and break service as well as conference handouts.  Professionals will be awarded a certificate of attendance and CEUs are available for Social Workers and Health Facility Administrators.

Conference Fees:
Early-Bird Registration – for those who register at least 2 weeks prior to the conference the fee will be $20 for family caregivers and $50 for professional caregivers

For registrations received after the Early-Bird cut-off, the fees will be $30 for family caregivers and $60 for professional caregivers.

A discount is available for healthcare facilities that send 10 employees to a single conference.  Contact Linda Altmeyer at 800-272-3900 for details about the discount.

Please visit the conference registration site to find out complete details on the speakers and topics.


Fort Wayne Conference
May 10, 2012
To register or learn more
click here

Carmel Conference
May 11, 2012
To register or learn more
click here

Merrillville Conference
June 14, 2012
To register or learn more
click here

 



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