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3/7/2017 12:00:00 AM CENTRAL
Updated: 3/7/2017 2:59:27 PM CENTRAL
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Dementia vs. Aging Topic of March Living Well Education Series
Kendra Lund, LSW

(FERGUS FALLS, Minn.) – Kendra Lund, Program Manager with the Fergus Falls Office of the Minnesota-North Dakota chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association  will discuss Dementia Vs. Aging: How to Tell the Difference” at the next session of the Lake Region Healthcare (LRH) Living Well Education Series on March 20th. 

Kendra is a Licensed Social Worker with a BSW in social work, with a minor in sociology. She has over 10 years of social work experience working in a variety of settings.  In her current position, Kendra is able to serve families and the community through educational opportunities, and individualized support and services.  

“It can be difficult to tell whether a spouse or a parent is displaying symptoms of dementia or just experiencing natural effects of aging.  This topic is helpful for family members and seniors in our community and Kendra is a great resource to help attendees learn to identify when further help is needed and what resources are available,” said Natalie Knutson, LRH Director of Wellness.

The Living Well educational forums are held the third Monday of each month at 5:30pm from September through May. The education series is designed to offer a broad range of information on health related topics to address all seven components of Wellness.

The March session will be held on Monday, March 20th from 5:30 to 7pm in the new Main Clinic Lobby at 111 West Vernon Ave. in Fergus Falls.

All Living Well sessions are free and open to the public, but registration is requested to plan for refreshments. Call 218.736.8699 or email livingwell@lrhc.org for information or to register.

Individual session topics and details for future Living Well sessions are available on the “Education & Events” link at www.lrhc.org.

About Lake Region Healthcare

Lake Region Healthcare is living out its vision to be Minnesota's preeminent regional healthcare partner. With over 80 Medical Staff and over 900 employees, its team is dedicated to serving its patients and community with integrity, teamwork, compassion and excellence. For more information about Lake Region Healthcare, visit www.lrhc.org.

 

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