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Come listen to Nick Vogt, MD/PhD trainee with the Neuroscience Training
Program in the UW School of Medicine and Public Health has to say about
the latest research for Alzheimer's. The primary focus of WAI research is
the prevention of Alzheimer's. WAI is recognized internationally. The
Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer's Prevention, known more familiarly as
WRAP, holds tremendous promise for demystifying the biologic origins of
Alzheimer's.
The WRAP study is the first and crucial step toward prevention and early
intervention. Started in 2001, WRAP is the largest study of its kind
enrolling more than 1,500 adult children of parents with Alzheimer's
representing diverse communities and populations UW FOX
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1478 Midway Road, Menasha
Event - 8:00am - 12:30pm
Registration Opens at 8:00am
Welcoming Remarks: 8:30am
Finding Balance
Keynote Speaker- Dr. Sudeep Sodhi, MD
Dr. Sodhi is a graduate of Dr.Andrew Weil's two-year fellowship in integrative
medicine from the University of Arizona. He is board certified in gastroenterology, ;
integrative medicine and nutrition. I
Take Advantage of and Learn More About:
• Tai Chi Demo
• Vision
• Blood Pressure
• r=oot Care Screening
• Balance Screening
• Caregiver Chat
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• Medication Management spine and pain care
• Posture Screening neuroscience
• Balance Exercises group
• Hearing
• Home Safety
• Community Safety u tag a m i e
• Nutrition Demo
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• Mobility Assist Demo Caregiver Coalition
• Laughter Yoga
Pre-registration is appreciated
Please register to reserve your place as seating is limited. Quickly register online by visiting
www.FindingBalanceTogether.org or call Volunteer Fox Cities at 920e832-9360.
Door Prizes and Refreshments Provided
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Evidenced Based Class Descriptions --Winnebago County
To view classes online, go to: WWW.WINNEBAGOPUBLICHEALTH.ORG
Search "Classes" in the upper right-hand search bar on the website
For more information call: Winnebago County Health Department @ 920-232-3000
FALLS PREVENTION CLASSES
Stepping On !
Stepping On! is a falls prevention class that has been proven to reduce falls by 30%. The class meets for
2 hours, once a week for 7 weeks, and is geared toward older adults who have fallen,worry about
falling, or are at risk of falling. In this interactive class, participants will learn strength and balance
exercises.There are a variety of topics including nutrition,footwear, medication,vision, and safety.The
guest speakers include a vision expert, community safety officer, pharmacist and physical therapist.
Strong Bodies
Strong Bones is researched proven strength training class for men and women middle aged and older.
The class meets twice a week for 12 weeks. Research shows that strength training will improve bone
density, reduce falls, improve arthritis symptoms, increase flexibility and improve mood and confidence
levels.
Tai Chi
Tai Chi is a Chinese movement form using breathing with a series of poses, and is proven to reduce the
risk of falls.The class meets for 10 sessions. This is a beginner class and the poses can be adapted for
people using walkers, canes, or wheelchairs. Participants gain serenity through gentle, flowing poses and
movements. Tai Chi has been proven to reduce falls and fear of falling, enhance balance and mobility,
and improve stability, strength, and mental health.
CHRONIC CONDITIONS CLASSES
Healthy Living with Diabetes
This workshop is designed to help adults with type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes or live with someone who
has diabetes learn self-management skills and increase their confidence in managing their diabetes. The
interactive workshop meets for 2% hours, once a week for six weeks. People who take this workshop
learn techniques to deal with the symptoms of diabetes, learn about appropriate exercises, use of
medication and healthy eating strategies.This class has been proven to improve health, health behavior,
and a sense of confidence in managing diabetes.The class has also been proven to show improvements
in blood sugar levels and a decrease in health distress and hypo- and hyperglycemia. Participants also
feel more confident in their ability to communicate with physicians, and have fewer doctor and
emergency room visits and fewer hospitalizations.
Evidenced Based Class Descriptions —Winnebago County
Healthy Living with Chronic Pain
This highly participative class helps individuals,with the support of others, better manage their chronic
pain. Classes meet for 2% hours, once a week for 6 weeks. Class members support each other to build
confidence in their ability to manage their pain and maintain active and fulfilling lives. Examples of some
topics include stress and relaxation,fatigue management, dealing with difficult emotions, creating
individual action plans,appropriate exercise and appropriate use of medication and working with a
health care team. Research has shown people who participate in this class have more vitality, less pain,
less dependence on others, improved mental health, increase confidence in their ability to manage their
chronic pain, and are more involved in everyday activities compared to people who have not taken the
class.
Walk With Ease
This interactive class helps people living with arthritis better manage pain and begin an exercise
program. It is also ideal for very sedentary people or people who have pain when walking begin an
exercise program.The class meets for 1 hour,twice a week for 6 weeks.The class is ideal for people who
are concerned they will become injured or have more pain if they begin an exercise program.The class
explores the basics of arthritis and the relationship between arthritis, exercise, and pain. Participants
will learn how to exercise safely and comfortably,develop a personal walking plan with goals, learn
strategies to stay motivated, and learn resources available to continue with exercise and self-
management.The class has been proven to reduce pain and discomfort, increase balance, strength, and
walking pace, build confidence in one's ability to be physically active, and improve overall health.
SUPPORT FOR CAREGIVERS
Powerful Tools for Caregivers
Powerful Tools for Caregivers is an educational, interactive and support program designed to help
family caregivers take care of themselves while caring for a relative or friend.The class meets for 1
hours, once a week for 6 weeks. Participants will benefit from this class whether they are helping a
parent, spouse, or friend. Participants will learn how to reduce stress, improve self-confidence, better
communicate feelings, increase their ability to make tough decisions, and locate helpful resources.
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