Coping with Ambiguous Loss in Lewy Body Dementia

Ambiguous loss refers to grief or a sense of loss and sadness that can be both vague and unclear. It can be experienced in a variety of ways for both people living with a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia (LBD) and their care partners. 

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, join social worker Lance M. Wilson, MSS, LSW, C-SWHC, ASW-G as he discusses the very personal experience of ambiguous loss with people living with LBD and care partners, offering a glimpse into their experience and how they cope. 

At the end of this webinar, you will be able to: 

1. Define ambiguous loss and how it can present in various ways for people with LBD and their care partners.
2. Highlight the various presentations of the lived experience of ambiguous loss for people living with LBD and care partners.
3. Identify coping strategies to help you navigate ambiguous loss that you may be experiencing in your journey with LBD.

Register today at: https://events.zoom.us/ev/AvSNyUEDwqjsbvHp9ym3j6l6o7Xt5UASwc1tViNRGcRUaXL2R5yD~Atgg6k9Ok-vW0Ki3gSBGYYLdCUlpXvqy7KPntyvKxG-P735uLfKFVSLA9A 

For questions or more information, please contact Rose Heithoff, Education Coordinator, at rheithoff@lbda.org.