Enjoy a performance of Washington Symphony Orchestra Bras Quintet. The evening will begin with "The Power of Music II," a presentation by Ginamarie Iuliucci, lifestyle engagement coordinator and certified music therapist for Presbyterian SeniorCare Network. Ms Iuliucci will discuss the effects of music during your life journey and welcome the Brass Quintet. Trumpet player Matthew Pienkowski will introduce each piece. Gina will be available for Q&A. Three pairs of tickets to the Washington Symphony Orchestra's season-opening concert willl be awarded as door prizes. 

Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served

Learn how movement can help your loved one!

Join us for “Mindful Movement” and discover how exercise and movement can improve the quality of life for persons living with dementia and their caregivers.

A recreational therapist, Brittney Sarnese will share tips on how to add movement to your day, and explain movement’s positive impact on the mind and body.

Could more movement help you or a loved one living with dementia? Find out at this upcoming session. Q&A follows the presentation.

Presented by Brittney Sarnese, CTRS, CDP, Lifestyle Engagement Coordinator and Dementia Coordinator, The Willows, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network.

Free to attend. Refreshments provided. Campus tours are available after the event.

Register by July 26. Click here to register now!

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

Mingle at our Memory Cafe! 

What is a Memory Café? In 1997, Dutch pyschiatrist Bere Miesen introduced the idea of a place were those living with dementia and their caregiers can mingle in a comfortable and fun environment — a Memory Café! This concept successfully made its way to the U.S. in 2008.

Who can attend a Memory Café? EVERYONE! Caregivers are invited to bring their loved one living with dementia to relax and grab a bite to eat together in a casual, supportive environment. The group is held in a private room, and full of conversation, fun and meaningful connections. And, of course, laughter and camaraderie are always on the menu!

The Memory Café is free to attend. RSVP’s are helpful, but not necessary. To RSVP, please call Rena Tatka at 724-223-5745.

Explore the positive role of faith!

Pastor Gary will discuss how spirituality can enrich your life when facing the challenged of dementia, as well as growing your faith while caring for a loved one living with dementia. In addition to his duties on the Washington campus, Pastor Gary is a local pastor and serves on the executive boards of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Partnership for Aging and the Voice of the Inspired Change for Elders in Pennsylvania.Q&A follows the presentation.

Free to attend. Dinner provided. Drawing will be held to win a copy of The Road Less Traveled by Dr. M. Scott. Peck.

Click here to register today!

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

Could it be time for you or your loved one to call it quits behind the wheel? Find out!

Dr. Mamros, geriatric and family medicine practitioner of 32-years, will map out how physicians determine if it’s still safe for someone to drive. While there are no standard tests to determine when someone’s days in the driver’s seat are coming to an end, there are methods that physicians can perform to make an educated judgement. Program will include sample tests and a Q&A.

Free to attend. Dinner provided. One attendee will win a Family Time Outing Basket complete with gift cards to dinner and a movie. Register Today!

Free to attend. Dinner provided.

One attendee will win a Family Time Outing Basket complete with gift cards to dinner and a movie.

Register by September 9

Mingle at our Memory Cafe! 

What is a Memory Café? In 1997, Dutch pyschiatrist Bere Miesen introduced the idea of a place were those living with dementia and their caregiers can mingle in a comfortable and fun environment — a Memory Café! This concept successfully made its way to the U.S. in 2008.

Who can attend a Memory Café? EVERYONE! Caregivers are invited to bring their loved one living with dementia to relax and grab a bite to eat together in a casual, supportive environment. The group is held in a private room, and full of conversation, fun and meaningful connections. And, of course, laughter and camaraderie are always on the menu!

The Memory Café is free to attend. RSVP’s are helpful, but not necessary. To RSVP, please call Rena Tatka at 724-223-5745.

Understanding dementia is one thing. Really understanding the reality of caring for someone living with dementia is another. In this fast paced workshop you will learn from hands on experts in the field of dementia care. We’ll explore a typical day of caring for someone living with dementia.

The workshop will examine how things are in real life and develop strategies that help in creating customized dementia care.

Don’t miss your chance to get the inside scoop on what works and doesn't work in daily care and challenging situations.

Register no later than one week in advance:

• View our registration brochure for fees and registration options and click RSVP below. Please bring your payment with you to the workshop.
• Download our registration brochure, fill it out and fax to 412-826-6511. Please bring your payment with you to the workshop.

CEU credit hours are available - please see the registration brochure for details!

Walk-in registrations will be charged an additional $15.

Checks made payable to Presbyterian SeniorCare Network.

Questions about the Woodside Workshop? Please contact Carrie Chiusano at 412-826-6065 or cchiusano@srcare.org.

As a family member, friend or caregiver of someone who is living with Alzheimer’s disease, joining our Support Group is a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing.

Mingle at our Memory Cafe! 

What is a Memory Café? In 1997, Dutch pyschiatrist Bere Miesen introduced the idea of a place were those living with dementia and their caregiers can mingle in a comfortable and fun environment — a Memory Café! This concept successfully made its way to the U.S. in 2008.

Who can attend a Memory Café? EVERYONE! Caregivers are invited to bring their loved one living with dementia to relax and grab a bite to eat together in a casual, supportive environment. The group is held in a private room, and full of conversation, fun and meaningful connections. And, of course, laughter and camaraderie are always on the menu!

The Memory Café is free to attend. RSVP’s are helpful, but not necessary. To RSVP, please call Rena Tatka at 724-223-5745.