Senior Moments May 2012 Meeting
Our guest speakers for May are Betty Clark and Patrick Arbore. The last time this dynamic duo spoke to the Senior Moments community it was nothing short of dynamic. Both Patrick and Betty will provided everyone with practical and insightful information for those coping with depression. While the subject matter can be hard to discuss, they both made us feel comfortable and even made us laugh the last time they spoke to our Senior Moments community. These experts combined are the most amazing source of information for elders battling depression you will find in the country. We encourage all who know of seniors who need assistance with depression and those who work with seniors to hear this important discussion.
Who: Guest Speakers – Patrick Arbore and Betty Clark
Space is limited and will fill quickly. Please RSVP soon.
Rev. Clark has worked as a Hospice Chaplain for sixteen years, and is currently working as the Highland hospital chaplain as part of the palitive care team. She is the founder of the East Bay Community End of Life Coalition. Her training includes; mediation, grief counseling, crisis counseling and spiritual counseling.
Patrick Arbore is the director of the Center for Elderlyy Suicide Prevention (CESP). They assist older adults who often face a mulititude of changes and stresses in relation to the aging process, including health concerns, physical limitations, financial problems, and loss of loved ones. These changes may trigger depression, grief, a sense of isolation, or thoughts of suicide. Institute on Aging’s Center for Elderly Suicide Prevention (CESP) focuses specifically on the needs of older adults, providing connection, compassionate counseling, assessment, and crisis intervention.
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Geneva Barer
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