Upcoming senior living events and webinars

• Tuesday, July 22, 2025 | 10:15 AM:  Enhancing Engagement through Technology: Lessons from a Three-Year Grant Project
  • Speakers: Lydia Nguyen, Principal Researcher, LifeLoop; Angelica Christian, Customer Success Manager, LifeLoop; and Lizette Johnson, Westminster Point Pleasant

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Sleep is not just about wellness. It’s a biological necessity – the foundation for emotional well-being, cognitive functioning, and the ability to fully participate in daily life. Yet in many senior living settings, poor sleep goes unaddressed, silently undermining residents’ health and staff effectiveness alike. This session explores the critical role of sleep in overall quality of life and care, offering fresh insights from research and frontline practice. Whether you’re leading operations, designing programming, or providing direct care, this session will reframe how you think about the nighttime hours – and how better sleep sets the stage for better days.

Learning objectives:

1. Describe how disrupted sleep affects mood, cognition, physical health, and resident participation in daily routines.
2. Identify common environmental and systemic barriers to restorative sleep in senior care communities.
3. Apply practical, non-pharmacological strategies to improve sleep quality and support better outcomes across care roles.

Speakers:

• Jeff McSpadden, Co-founder and CEO, Composure
• Steve Lindsey, CEO, Garden Spot Communities
• AJ Cipperly, Vice President of Memory Care, The Arbor Company

Attendees can earn up to 1 free CEU.

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LifeLoop is heading to Newport Beach, CA to attend HEALTHTAC West. We're looking forward to engaging with the industry’s most innovative minds to have honest conversations and shake up the status quo, so come join us!

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Join dementia expert Joanna LaFleur, CEO/Founder of Memory Lane Foundation, for a groundbreaking webinar exploring how cannabis, music, and massage can enhance quality of life for persons with dementia. Learn how these evidence-based, non-medication approaches can reduce distress, improve mood, and promote relaxation, giving caregivers powerful tools for more compassionate, effective care.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand how cannabis, music, and massage can be used as effective non-pharmacological interventions to support individuals with dementia.
2. Identify the potential benefits, safety considerations, and best practices for integrating these approaches into daily dementia care.
3. Apply practical strategies to reduce distress, improve mood, and enhance well-being for both the person with dementia and their care partner.

Speakers:

• Joanna LaFleur, CEO/Founder of Memory Lane Foundation

Attendees can earn up to 1 free CEU.

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