March 21st 6-8pm “Culture Change: The Person-Centered Dementia Care Approach”
Please join us for the March Chicago Bridge event. We will have an amazing presentation and discussion on the issues of Culture Change: The Person-Centered Dementia Care Approach . Courtney Bouker will be guest speaker.
Courtney Bouker is the Marketing Director at Arden Courts of Northbrook. She is a licensed nursing home administrator, with experience in various roles in Continuing Care Retirement Communities specializing in person-centered care. Previously, she worked as a Specialist for the Alzheimer’s Association – Greater Illinois Chapter, training professionals to work with people with memory loss. Courtney is on the Board of the Illinois Pioneer Coalition, a Board dedicated to person-centered care and culture change and heads up the education committee.
March 21st, 2012 6-8pm
Northwestern University
303 E. Superior St. Chicago, IL 60610
Lurie Building, First Floor, Grey Room
Food will be provided by Warren Barr
RSVP to jaimie.marie.robinson@gmail.com
CTA access includes bus 66, bus 3, and the red line (Chicago Ave. stop). Parking Discount ($10) will be available for attendees who park in the Northwestern Memorial Hospital Garage on Huron/Superior.
Hope to see you there!
This post was written by:
Jaimie Robinson - who has written 33 posts on Chicago Bridge.
Jaimie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Chicago, IL and received her Master’s in Social Work from Loyola University Chicago. After working at the Alzheimer's Association, National Office in Family Programs, Jaimie now works as the Resource Navigator at the Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center of Northwestern University. As the Resource Navigator, Jaimie works with patients and families living with a diagnosis of dementia in the Neurobehavior and Memory Clinic. Jaimie is a featured writer of the Chicago Bridge blog and is a member of the board of directors for Chicago's Society of Social Work Leadership in Health Care.
