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SUMMARY:Sound Advice on Hearing and Brain Health — Pre-recorded Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Sound Advice on Hearing and Brain Health \nWebinar Watch Party with KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center\n\nTuesday\, August 25\, 11:15am – 12pm\, Holz Pavilion Theater\n\n\nDr. Lauren Mann\, Co-Director of Auditory Research Alliance\, will discuss why you need a hearing test\, auditory exercises you can do to maximize your brain health\, and tips to improve your listening skills and stay connected to those around you. \n\n\nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/the-science-of-purpose-how-meaning-supports-health-well-being-live-webinar/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives,Community Education
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SUMMARY:Movement Disorder Group
DESCRIPTION:Movement Disorder Group\nThree Pillars is pleased to offer a Movement Disorder Group for those experiencing Parkinson’s disease\, Tourette’s\, dystonia\, essential tremor\, restless leg syndrome\, multiple sclerosis\, or other movement disorders and their caregivers. New members are always welcome! \n• Meets the fourth Friday of each month\n• 11am – 12pm\n• Holz Pavilion Chapel | 314 East Village Court\, Dousman \nIt is our hope\, through this group\, participants will find connections with others and learn how to improve their lives through education about diseases\, treatment\, and lifestyle choices that can impact progression. \nGet info on these resources and more at\nthreepillars.org/cognitive-health-initiatives-support/ \nOPEN TO THE PUBLIC.\nRegistration appreciated but not required. Residents can sign up via the portal. \nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/movement-disorder-group/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Chapel\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:What Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection — Pre-recorded Webinar
DESCRIPTION:What Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection  \nWednesday\, September 2 | 10am – 11am | Holz Pavilion Theater \nBlood tests and other biomarkers are bringing researchers closer to detecting Alzheimer’s disease before memory loss begins — a shift that could reshape prevention\, treatment\, and the way families think about risk. Dr. Joshua Grill\, director of the UC Irvine Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) and UCI’s NIA-funded Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center\, explains how advances in amyloid PET scans\, spinal fluid testing\, and blood-based biomarkers are changing Alzheimer’s research and care. He also discusses why these tests are useful today for people already experiencing cognitive symptoms\, why they are not yet recommended as a routine risk test for people without memory problems\, and how biomarkers are helping researchers design prevention trials for people at higher biological risk. He also explained the emotional\, ethical\, and legal questions that come with assessing Alzheimer’s risk and what still needs to happen before early testing and treatment become part of routine care. \nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/what-blood-tests-could-mean-for-early-alzheimers-detection-pre-recorded-webinar/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Living Well with Memory Loss Group
DESCRIPTION:Living Well with Memory Loss Group\n\n\nPresented by: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health \nThis is a welcoming\, lighthearted group for anyone experiencing memory changes—whether you have a formal diagnosis or simply notice the everyday forgetfulness that can come with aging. It’s a judgment‑free space where you’re encouraged to bring your questions\, concerns\, and anything that’s on your mind. \nMeets the first Monday of each month  | 10 – 11am\nHolz Pavilion Chapel\n314 East Village Court\, Dousman\, WI 53118 \nFREE EVENT. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.\nRegistration appreciated but not required.\n*Residents can sign-up via the portal. \nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org \n\n  \nVIEW FLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/living-well-with-memory-loss-group/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260914T100000
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SUMMARY:Cozy Kitchen Club
DESCRIPTION:Connection. Conversation\, and Community!  \nJoin the Cozy Kitchen Club at Three Pillars \n  \nCozy Kitchen Club \nSecond Monday of each month | 10am – 11am | Wellness Connection Kitchen \n404 N. Main Street\, Dousman\, WI 53118 \n  \nWho’s Invited: \nIndividuals living with dementia and their caregivers are warmly invited to join the Cozy Kitchen Club\, hosted by Three Pillars’ Wellness Connection. These friendly meetups offer a supportive\, engaging space for those in the early to middle stages of dementia to enjoy the simple pleasures of cooking together. \nIn our cozy kitchen\, participants will prepare\, cook\, and share a light snack—all while fostering connection\, conversation\, and community. \nCaregivers:\nCaregivers are kindly asked to remain on-site during the session. While your loved one participates\, you’re welcome to relax\, take a tour of the Wellness Connection\, or enjoy a complimentary workout in the fitness center. \nFree & Open to the Public\nRegistration is required. Space is limited. \n  \nPlease RSVP at least one week in advance to ensure adequate supplies.\nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Dementia Programming\n📞 262.965.7133 \n  \nVIEW FLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/cozy-kitchen-club/
LOCATION:Wellness Connection\, 404 N. Main Street\, Dousman\, WI\, 53118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives,Wellness Connection
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SUMMARY:Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group 2026
DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 2026\n\n\nPresented by: Alzheimer’s Association-Wisconsin \nSecond Monday  | 1-2:30pm | Activity Center \nFourth Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Holz Pavilion Chapel \nCaregiver support groups offer comfort\, reassurance\, practical advice and a community of people who are facing similar challenges. \n*Respite care is available for evening support groups if reservations are made by noon the day before the meeting. \nVisit alz.org/wi to learn more about caregiver programs and resources. \nQuestions? Contact:\nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 \n\nVIEW FLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/alzheimers-caregiver-support-group-2026-3/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Chapel\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives,Community Education
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260915T110000
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SUMMARY:New Insights on Cognitive Training and Dementia Risk — Pre-recorded Webinar
DESCRIPTION:New Insights on Cognitive Training and Dementia Risk \nTuesday\, September 15 | 11am – 12pm | Holz Pavilion Theater \nIn this BrainMatters webinar\, Dr. George Rebok\, Professor Emeritus with the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health\, discusses new insights on cognitive training and dementia risk reduction gleaned from recently published research on the 20-year follow-up of the ACTIVE Study. This clinical trial reported that computerized cognitive training (similar to a computer game) designed to adapt to the user’s level and split their attention may reduce the risk of dementia up to 20 years later.  This study was completed using BrainHQ\, a program we will soon be offering our residents. \nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/new-insights-on-cognitive-training-and-dementia-risk-pre-recorded-webinar/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Brain Breakthroughs
DESCRIPTION:Brain Breakthroughs\n\n\nPresented by Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\nMeets the third Monday of each month | 11am – 12pm\nHolz Pavilion Chapel\n314 East Village Court | Dousman\, WI 53118 \nJoin us for Brain Breakthroughs\, an in-person learning series where curiosity meets cutting-edge science. Led by Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\, this group will highlight the latest research on the brain\, cognitive wellness\, psychology\, and human behavior — presented in a clear and accessible way. \nDesigned for adults who love to learn\, Brain Breakthroughs invites thoughtful discussion and questions as we explore what researchers are uncovering about how the mind works and changes over time. \nFREE EVENT – OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\nRegistration appreciated but not required.\nResidents can sign up via the portal. \nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org \n\n  \nVIEW FLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/brain-breakthroughs-2/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives,Community Education
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SUMMARY:Impact of Socialization and Loneliness on the Brain — Pre-recorded Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Impact of Socialization and Loneliness on the Brain \nTuesday\, September 22 | 10am – 11am | Holz Pavilion Theater \nDid you know that loneliness and social isolation can affect brain health as much as other well-known health risks? Jaime Cobb Tinsley\, Community Health Worker\, Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional\, and Vice President of Family & Professional Education at James L. West Center for Dementia Care\, will teach us low loneliness and chronic stress impact the brain and cognitive health\, why meaningful connection is one of the strongest protective factors for brain health\, practical ways to build resilience through everyday interactions\, how caregivers can protect their own brain health and reduce burnout\, and simple strategies to create purpose\, belonging\, and meaningful engagement every day. \nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/impact-of-socialization-and-loneliness-on-the-brain-pre-recorded-webinar/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group 2026
DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 2026\n\n\nPresented by: Alzheimer’s Association-Wisconsin \nSecond Monday  | 1-2:30pm | Activity Center \nFourth Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Holz Pavilion Chapel \nCaregiver support groups offer comfort\, reassurance\, practical advice and a community of people who are facing similar challenges. \n*Respite care is available for evening support groups if reservations are made by noon the day before the meeting. \nVisit alz.org/wi to learn more about caregiver programs and resources. \nQuestions? Contact:\nJen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 \n\n  \nVIEW FLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/alzheimers-caregiver-support-group-2026/
LOCATION:VOS Activity Center
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260928T130000
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SUMMARY:Staying Grounded in a Stressful World: Practical Coping Strategies for Older Adults
DESCRIPTION:Staying Grounded in a Stressful World: Practical Coping Strategies for Older Adults \nSponsored by the Brain Health Group and Rogers Behavioral Health \nMonday\, September 28 | 1pm – 2pm | Holz Pavilion Theater \nJoan Haznaw\, Community Learning and Engagement Training Specialist \nMany people are experiencing increased stress due to current events\, social issues\, economic concerns\, and the constant flow of information from news and social media. While we may not be able to control these events\, we can learn strategies to manage our responses and support our mental well-being.  This presentation will provide practical tools to reduce stress\, improve emotional resilience\, and support brain health. Attendees will learn healthy coping techniques\, ways to limit the negative effects of chronic stress\, and how to recognize when feelings of anxiety or depression may require professional attention. The session will focus on empowering participants to care for both their emotional health and cognitive well-being. \nFREE EVENT. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.\nRegistration appreciated. Residents can signup in the portal. \n\n\n\nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n 262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/staying-grounded-in-a-stressful-world-practical-coping-strategies-for-older-adults/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:The Novelty Project Returns!
DESCRIPTION:The Novelty Project  \nWednesday\, September 30 |  2-3pm Holz Pavilion Theater \nDoing something new is one of the best ways to support brain health at any age. The Novelty Project is a fun group experience designed to stretch your brain and spark curiosity. Each session introduces something new — a skill\, activity\, or way of thinking — without pressure\, homework\, or any need to “get it right.” Think of it as a mystery activity. September’s session is one you won’t want to miss. This is a sit-down activity where nostalgia might be your greatest advantage! If you wear reading glasses bring them along! \nFREE EVENT – OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nRegistration appreciated but not required. Residents can sign up via the portal. \nQUESTIONS OR TO RSVP \nPlease contact Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\, at 262.965.7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org. \n  \nFLYER
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/the-novelty-project-returns/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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