Libby Senior Center hosting brain health, dementia event

Montana State University's Extension’s Mobile Memory Café, led by Program Manager Lisa Brachwitz, will host a free Brain Health and Dementia Education Drop-In Event at the Libby Senior Center next week. 

It will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon Thursday, Sept. 17 at the senior center, located on 206 E. 2nd St. There is no cost.

The event is designed to help community members learn practical strategies for maintaining brain health at any age, gain a clearer understanding of dementia and explore caregiving resources available to support individuals and families.

The program offers clear, practical information on topics including:

- What Dementia Is and How it Affects Individuals

- Early Warning Signs of Memory Loss

- How Dementia is Detected and Diagnosed

- What to Expect After a Diagnosis

- Brain Health and Strategies for Living Well with Dementia

- Effective Communication with People Experiencing Memory Loss

“Dementia impacts many families, yet people often feel unprepared,” said Dr. Daniel Koltz, Gerontology Specialists and Founder/Director of the MSU Extension Mobile Memory Café. “This event provides supportive, easy-to-understand information to help families navigate memory loss.”

The drop-in event is open to all community members, caregivers and professionals.

For more information, contact Lisa Brachwitz at 406-994-3904, or at [email protected].