When should you be concerned about memory loss—and when is forgetfulness simply a normal part of aging?

Join us for an enlightening and practical evening with Ed Chambliss, an accomplished marketing strategist, researcher, author, and advocate for brain health who serves on the leadership team of the American Memory Loss Foundation. Through his work, Ed is passionate about helping individuals and families better understand memory, recognize potential warning signs, and feel more confident navigating conversations about cognitive health.

This engaging presentation will explore how memory actually works, what changes are considered a normal part of aging, and when it may be time to seek a professional evaluation. Whether you're concerned about your own memory or that of a parent, spouse, family member, or friend, you'll leave with practical tools you can begin using right away.

During this Speaker Series, Ed will discuss:

• 🧠 How memory is formed, stored, and recalled

• 💙 The difference between normal age-related memory changes and signs that deserve further attention

• 👥 How to thoughtfully screen a loved one for possible memory concerns

• 🩺 Tips for having productive conversations with your physician or healthcare provider

• 📋 Practical guidance for documenting changes and knowing what information to bring to an appointment

• ❓ Audience Q&A

Guests will also receive a helpful take-home handout with practical information and resources to reference long after the evening concludes.

Knowledge can make all the difference. Understanding memory changes early can reduce uncertainty, encourage meaningful conversations, and empower families to seek appropriate care when needed.

Whether you have a loved one experiencing memory changes, work with older adults, or simply want to learn more about maintaining brain health, we invite you to join us for this informative and meaningful community conversation.

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