Calendar: Upcoming Events
763-236-4344
The Gathering is a senior group respite program (10 am - 3 pm) that provides a safe enjoyable social opportunity for seniors 55 & over and allows their caregivers time off from caregiving. We also offer a support group for caregivers from 10 am - 12 pm.
Meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.
Please contact Connie Kassing at 763-236-4344 to complete an assessment prior to participation in The Gathering.
763-392-1789 or 952-392-1999
Senior Helpers will be offering a monthly Caregiver Support Group for persons caring for a family member or loved one with memory loss, beginning in November, on the first Monday of each month.
The group will meet at The Linden Hills Recreation Center, which is located at 3100 43rd St. W., Minneapolis, MN 55410. The group will meet for approximately two hours, 1:00-3:00 p.m. There is no fee to attend, however a donation in support of the group may be made. A light snack and beverage
will be provided during a break time.
The support group is intended to help caregivers learn valuable coping skills, make wise choices for the future and share ideas with others who are in a similar care giving role. The discussion also will help individuals to learn about community resources and foster greater self-confidence as a caregiver. Participants may attend alone or with another fam-
ily member or friend.
To learn more about this and other sponsored caregiver support groups in a certain geographic area, visit the Alzheimer’s Association of MN-ND Chapter’s website at: www.alzmndak.org. To find out more about this new support group meeting in Minneapolis, please call Senior Helpers
at: 763-392-1789 or 952-392-1999.
Participants are encouraged to call to pre-register, but pre-registration is not required to attend.
763-392-1789 or 952-392-1999
Senior Helpers will be of offering a monthly Caregiver Support Group for persons caring for a family member or loved one with memory loss, on the first Monday of each month.
A light snack and beverage will be provided during a break time.
The support group is intended to help caregivers learn valuable coping skills, make wise choices for the future and share ideas with others who are in a similar caregiving role. The discussion also will help individuals to learn about community resources and foster greater self-confidence as a caregiver.
Participants may attend alone or with another family member or friend. To learn more about this and other sponsored caregiver support groups in a certain geographic area,
visit the Alzheimer’s Association of MN-ND Chapter’s website at: www.alzmndak.org
To find out more about this new support group meeting in Minneapolis, please call Senior Helpers at: 763-392-1789 or 952-392-1999. Participants are encouraged to call to preregister, but pre-registration is not required to attend.
651-232-2202
This is an opportunity to broaden knowledge, to connect, to share questions, concerns or feelings, and to gain strategies for coping, caring, and living well. These groups are for individuals who are facing challenges related to their brain injuries. Family members will also be able to participate in both the share and support group meetings. Meets the 1st Monday of the Month.
651 789-4007
adavis@familymeans.org
Powerful Tools for Caregivers is an educational program designed to help family caregivers take care of themselves while caring for an older relative or friend. Topics include self-care, identifying and reducing personal stress, communicating feelings, needs and concerns, communicating in challenging situations, learning from emotions, and mastering caregiving decisions. You will benefit from this class whether you are helping a parent, a spouse, a friend, someone who lives at home, in a nursing home or across the country.
651-232-2202
For caregivers this is an opportunity to connect, to share questions, concerns or feelings and to learn strategies for coping and caring for someone with memory loss. For individuals with memory loss this is an opportunity to participate in activities that will provide social, spiritual, emotional, physical, and cognitive benefits. Meets every Tuesday of the Month. Please check the Bethesda website for updates: http://www.bethesdahospital.org/classes.
651-455-1560
This support group meets on the second Wednesday of each month. For directions or information about the caregiver group, call the DARTS information specialist at 651-455-1560.
- Family Caregivers come together to discuss concerns with DARTS professionals and to learn from other caregivers.
- A service coordinator can help with the care planning and connect you to DARTS services and other community services.
- Information and support are available through DARTS websites and resource library, and getting a break from caregiving is possible through DARTS respite support.
952-993-6650
This group is for anyone diagnosed or caring for someone undiagnosed with a Parkinson's disease spectrum disorder, including Lewy body dementia, progressive supranuclear palsy, and multiple systems atrophy.
651-294-4782
info@jarthursmemorycafe.com
This is an opportunity for individuals with early memory loss and their caregivers and families to come and enjoy a time of fellowship with others in your peer group. Coffee, treats and
enjoyable activities are all provided at no charge.
Meets the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the Month
The mission of the J. Arthur’s Memory Café is to provide
a social environment which allows individuals with memory loss and their caregivers a safe, supportive, and engaging place to interact with peers.
www.JarthursMemoryCafe.com
www.youtube.com/user/jarthursmemorycafe
http://twitter.com/#!/JAMemoryCafe
The support group is for persons with Parkinson's Disease or related neurological disorders and/or their caregiver. Meetings focus on current research and treatment, tips for managing daily activities of living, and psychological coping skills. The discussion group is facilitated by physical therapists from Prairie Adult Care and the American Parkinson's Disease Association.
Participants may attend alone or with their family member or friend. To learn more about the support group or the adult day center, which is open daily, visit the Prairie Adult Care website at www.prairieadultcare.com or call 952-949-3126.


