An education program presented by Alzheimer's Association. Virtual event Responding to Dementia Related Behaviors: details common behavior changes and how they are a form of communication, non-medical approaches to behaviors and recognizing when additional help is needed. To register contact Julie Hooley at 509-412-2371 You can also watch the series at the Asotin County Library....
This is a safe and encouraging environment to meet peers dealing with the same issues. Bring your friends that are looking for support. They meet in the area outside Pullman Regional Hospital's Red Sage Cafe.
Do you enjoy tabletop role playing games? Curious about how to play? Looking for a way to connect, tell stories together? Join the TTRPG Peer Group for an inclusive and accessible adventure-filled experience! Beginner friendly environment - no experience needed. A welcoming space where everyone can join and participate. Accommodations such as interpretation, live captions,...
Come and enjoy your favorite brew with others in a relaxed atmosphere. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. The only cost is what you order from the Smoothies and coffee bar or the lunch box menu. Join us to meet new people who are also dealing with memory loss, and...
Equipment free, no cost, accessible movement classes for all ages and abilities!
Join us to share stories in a group setting. Topics include ideas for managing mental health, the History of Disability in America, barrier removal and supports, your interests in work and social activities, and what's next in your life. Held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month.
This virtual support group meets twice a month, on 2nd and 4th Mondays, to help with tips, ideas and a listening ear to caregivers. Contact Cherie Villeneuve at 509-332-0365 to get sign in information.
This program is free of cost. A peer support group for those living with health challenges facilitated by Alicia Sloan, MSW, LICSW, MPH. Held the 4th Monday of each month. To sign up visit their website. For more information contact info@theCenterforChronicIllness.org
In person VBA Claims assistance now available. Learn when to file a claim, understand the different types of VA Disability Claims, learn what support documentation and evidence required, direct assistance for filing. For more information call 509-434-7000
St. Luke’s free monthly support groups provide a supportive, caring environment for discussing important topics, sharing experiences and learning from others. For people with TBI they meet monthly every fourth Tuesday. How to join a virtual support group Send us an email and request a link to join a support group virtually. Please include the...