Caring for and supporting people with dementia presents a unique and stressful situation for family members. Dementia affects not only the person with the disease but the entire family. Together, we’ll explore helpful perspectives for everyday life, examine what may lie behind conflicts and unspoken needs, and consider how to reflect on beliefs and family dynamics. In honor of World Alzheimer’s Day, we’d like to offer you a safe space in our workshop to share your own experiences and ask questions. In addition to practical tips for daily life, we’ll also focus on realistic ways to deal with challenging behaviors. In a relaxed atmosphere, there will also be time to address your personal concerns.

When?
September 21, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. | 90-minute presentation, including discussion

Where?
Georg-Friedrich-Dentzel-Straße 24, Landau | Room 3.00

Who?
The presenter is Eileen Stasik, a registered nurse, leader of a support group for family members of people with dementia, and an employee of the Pfalzklinikum.

Eileen Stasik has many years of experience working with people with dementia and their families. She understands the challenges of daily life as well as the special moments when understanding, closeness, and new perspectives emerge. Drawing on her expertise, she helps participants better understand the world of those affected and find ways to navigate daily life together.

Register for free participation by September 14, 2026:
familie-sekretariat-ld[at]rptu.de, contact person: Pia Fahrnschon

Note: University administration expressly supports participation during work hours, subject to approval by supervisors.

We look forward to a lively turnout.

Your RPTU Family Services Team