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Appalachian Memory & Aging Initiative

LXCL:Register now to secure your seat at this workshop! Virtual access is also available! Admission to this educational session is free; however, we ask that you kindly consider making a donation of any amount to the Appalachian Memory &amp; Aging Initiative. Your entire contribution will support local efforts to enhance access to evaluation and treatment for individuals experiencing changes in memory and thinking in rural, central Appalachia. We appreciate your support! Questions about registration? Call 276-289-3020 for assistance.

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Learn what Alzheimer&rsquo;s blood tests can &ndash; and cannot &ndash; tell you.&nbsp; This educational session is your opportunity to hear from local dementia experts who will explain how blood biomarker testing works, what information it provides, and what results mean for you or a family member.&nbsp; Who Should Attend? ➡️ Individuals concerned about changes in memory &nbsp;➡️ Family members or caregivers of someone with memory changes➡️ Those who have received a dementia diagnosis and want a deeper understanding of the condition➡️ Healthcare providers and mental health professionals who treat older adults➡️ Anyone who wants to know more about Alzheimer&#39;s and other dementias Presenters for this event are Andrea Sartori, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist, and Kelley Kinder, MA, a licensed professional counselor and PsyD Candidate.&nbsp; This educational session is hosted by the Appalachian Memory &amp; Aging Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, in partnership with&nbsp;The Brain Clinic, located in Abingdon, Virginia.

Learn what Alzheimer’s blood tests can – and cannot – tell you.  This educational session is your opportunity to hear from local dementia experts who will explain how blood biomarker testing works, what information it provides, and what results mean for you or a family member.  Who Should Attend? ➡️ Individuals concerned about changes in memory  ➡️ Family members or caregivers of someone with memory changes➡️ Those who have received a dementia diagnosis and want a deeper understanding of the condition➡️ Healthcare providers and mental health professionals who treat older adults➡️ Anyone who wants to know more about Alzheimer's and other dementias Presenters for this event are Andrea Sartori, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist, and Kelley Kinder, MA, a licensed professional counselor and PsyD Candidate.  This educational session is hosted by the Appalachian Memory &amp; Aging Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, in partnership with The Brain Clinic, located in Abingdon, Virginia.

Appalachian Memory & Aging Initiative

Alzheimer's Blood Testing: What You Need to Know

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Supporting the Mission of AMAI