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About this Program
Day 1: Protecting the Brain From the Major Causes of Dementia - This program provides methods of understanding and protecting the brain from leading forms of dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Frontotemporal and LATE.
Day 2: Caregiver Stress Syndrome: Helping the Care Provider - This program provides health professionals with an in-depth understanding of caregiver stress, caregiver stress syndrome, and advances and resources for working with patients who have neurocognitive disorders. In addition, the program is designed to provide meaningful approaches for reducing caregiver stressors.
Participants completing this program should be able to:
Day 1
- Describe early symptoms of each dementia.
- Identify the role of the brain's immune system.
- Describe preventive lifestyle in early- or midlife.
- Describe protective lifestyle variables for an aging brain.
Day 2
- Define characteristics of Caregiver Stress Syndrome.
- Discuss the neurobiological impact of caregiver stress.
- Discuss how caregiver stress can be reduced by managing patient-related symptoms.
- Describe psychological approaches to reducing caregiver stress.
About the Instructors
 Mark B. Moss, Ph.D. (Chair Emeritus, Neuroscience, Boston University School of Medicine), a NIH MERIT-Award recipient, is a leading expert in evidence-based strategies to protect the aging brain. Dr. Moss was the recipient of the highest teaching award at Boston University. In his inspiring and practical presentations, he focuses on key findings, and presents them in non-technical terms.
 Bill Sieber, Ph.D., Clinical Professor in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at UCSD coordinates their Collaborative Care Program. With over 25 years of clinical, research, and teaching experience, Dr. Sieber is an expert in the management of stress-related disorders in health professionals and their patients. Noted for teaching excellence, participants commend his clinical wisdom, wit and warmth. About the Venue
Attending a conference at the Cape Cod Irish Village at The Emerald Resort & Conference Center offers a unique opportunity to combine professional development with an exceptional getaway experience. Nestled in the scenic beauty of Cape Cod, this venue provides a welcoming and inspiring environment for attendees to connect, learn, and collaborate. With state-of-the-art conference facilities and a dedicated staff ensuring seamless operations, you can focus on engaging discussions, networking, and gaining valuable insights. The setting is ideal for fostering creativity and connection, making it a perfect choice for professional growth.
What sets this venue apart is the opportunity to blend your conference experience with the charm of Cape Cod. After a day of sessions, attendees can unwind in comfortable accommodations and explore the area's stunning natural beauty. Whether it's taking a peaceful walk along the nearby beaches, visiting local landmarks, or enjoying the fresh coastal air, the location provides the perfect backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation. By attending a conference at the Cape Cod Irish Village, you'll not only leave with new knowledge and connections but also memories of a serene and enriching retreat.
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Topics to be covered
Day 1: Protecting the Brain From the Major Causes of Dementia
- Understanding Four Key Dementing Disorders
- Understanding Alzheimer's Disease (AD)
- The Leading Cause of Dementia
- Initial Symptoms and Spread
- Understanding Parkinson's Disease (PD)
- The Second Leading Cause of Dementia
- Initial Symptoms and Spread
- Understanding Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)
- The Leading Cause of Dementia Under Age 65
- Initial Symptoms and Spread
- Understanding Limbic-Predominant TDP-43 (LATE)
- The Leading Cause of Dementia Over Age 85
- Initial Symptoms and Spread
- Immune System of the Brain
- Frontline of Defense
- On Fire-Neuroinflammation
- Disarming and Destroying
- Sleep and the Glymphatic System
- Neuronal Stress and Proteinopathies
- Spread
- Coexisting Disorders
- Advances in Understanding Lifestyle Habits
- Airway Protection
- Improving Immune Surveillance
- Improving Removal of Toxic Proteins
- Neuroprotective Nutrients
- Physical Activity
- Sleep Habits
- Blue Zone Habits
Day 2: Caregiver Stress Syndrome: Helping the Care Provider
- Caregiver Stress Syndrome
- Neurological Implications of Caregiver Experiences
- Loneliness
- Sleep Deprivation and Fatigue
- Methods of Working with Patients to Reduce Caregiver Stress
- Managing Key Symptoms
- Reactivating Long-Held Memories
- Training Adaptive Habits to People With Dementia
- Strategies to Minimize Caregiver Stress
- Striking A Balance
- Navigating Emotional Challenges
- Implementing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Building Resilience by Developing Essential Skills and Habits
Complimentary Instructional Materials with Registration
Participants completing this program also receive complementary 6-hour programs by Dr. Moss related to 1) Understanding Executive Functions, 2) Understanding Stroke, 3) Aging, Memory and SuperAgers, 4) Anxiety, Sleep and the Brain, and 5) Cognition, Successful Aging, and Nutrition and by Dr. Sieber including 1) Calming an Overactive Brain, 2) Managing Acute Stress, 3) Full Catastrophe Living, 4) Listening to the Body, and 5) Psychobiology of Fatigue.
Policy and Procedures
- Schedule for Both Days: Check-in: 8:15-9 AM Eastern Time, program starts: 9 AM, lunch (on own): 11:30 AM, Q & A and discussion with instructor: 12-12:30 PM, lecture resumes: 12:30 PM, adjournment: 4PM. Please register early.
- Group Registration: The discount is for two or more guests enrolling together prior to the program dates.
- Confirmation Notices and Certificates of Completion: Confirmation notices are emailed or mailed. In-person certificates of completion are provided at the time of adjournment; successful completion includes full attendance and submission of the evaluation form. Interactive Broadcast certificates of completion are emailed or mailed. Successful completion includes: 1) Participating in the interactive webcast or watching the recording or DVD, 2) Submission of the evaluation form and post-test by email or mail, and 3) Receiving a passing score of 70% on the post-test. You may retake the exam without penalty or fee. No partial credit will be given. Psychologists are encouraged but not required to submit the evaluation form.
- Unable to Attend? Request a refund minus a $50 fee. Refund requests should be made in writing or by e-mail at refund@ibpceu.com.
- Rescheduling: In the unlikely event a seminar cannot be held, it will be rescheduled. No IBP seminar has ever been canceled as the result of low attendance.
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