Wednesday, April 30, 2025
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM EDT
24/7 Helpline: (800) 272-3900
Dementia and Driving - As dementia progresses, one of the most challenging and sensitive topics to address is when it is time for a loved one to stop driving. This program, "Dementia and Driving," is designed to provide guidance and support for families facing this difficult decision. This program is ideal for caregivers, family members, and friends of individuals diagnosed with dementia who are concerned about their loved one's driving safety.Part 1: Presented by Jennifer Benjamin, MBA, GCM, Owner, Family First Home Companions - This presentation explores the complex relationship between dementia and driving, focusing on how cognitive decline impacts driving skills and safety. It offers guidance for recognizing signs that it may no longer be safe to drive, a discussion of health care providers who can help with assessing driving abilities, and resources for alternative transportation options.Part 2: Presented by Rochelle A. Pachman, LCSW of Dementia Solutions - In this part, we will discuss how to operationalize directives not to drive. A detailed review of options and strategies to complete this challenging transition will be presented.
If you are having trouble registering for this education program online, please call 800.272.3900 to register. For additional information on education programs and resources near you, please contact us at 800.272.3900. A confirmation email with details for this program will be sent once registered.
If you are having trouble registering for this education program online, please call 800.272.3900 to register. For additional information on education programs and resources near you, please contact us at 800.272.3900. A confirmation email with details for this program will be sent once registered.