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Table Talk - The Hidden Connection: Hearing Loss & Dementia
oin our FREE webinar for an important discussion on the connection between sensory health and brain health. Learn how early detection, proper treatment (like hearing aids or corrective lenses), and healthy lifestyle choices may help protect your memory and support long-term cognitive well-being. Whether you're experiencing changes yourself or caring for a loved one, this session offers valuable tools and insights to help you stay informed and proactive. Dr. Paige Gainey, Doctor of Audiology and expert on hearing loss, will be our guest speaker.
Thursday, June 26 12:00 p.m.
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Memory Keepers at Plano Public Library
Memory Keepers meets virtually the third Monday of the month at 10:30 a.m.
June 16, 2025 - Travel
July 21, 2025 - Friends & Pets
August 18, 2025 - Weather
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Join us for a virtual program with the Plano Public Library that benefits those newly diagnosed, or in early stages of dementia, and their caregiver or care partner. With fun prompts, we will use this time to share cherished memories that will spark conversations!
Meaningful Moments at the Dallas Museum of Art
Spring and Summer dates coming soon
DMA | 1717 N Harwood St | Dallas, TX 75201
Nasher Sculpture Center | 2001 Flora St | Dallas, TX 75201
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This program provides a nurturing environment for individuals in the early to mid-stages of Alzheimer’s Disease, dementia, or memory loss, as well as their care partners. Come and experience a harmonious fusion of social interaction, artistic engagement, and mindful activities, guided by dedicated and trained museum staff.
Meadow Museum's Connections
Dates coming soon
5900 Bishop Blvd | Dallas, TX 75205
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In-person program for individuals with early-stage dementia, their care partners, and family members. Participants socialize through light refreshments, explore the galleries through interactive activities, connect and reconnect with friends, and discover works of art through music, dance, literature, and storytelling.