Redefining Memory Loss: Creating Connections in Caregiving

WE ARE ACTIVLEY PLANNING AT MEMORY CAFE TO HOLD THIS CONFERENCE IN A VIRTUAL FORMAT. PLEASE WAIT FOR FUTHER DETAILS BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR TICKET PURCHASE. Cameo Rogers is a sought after presenter at various state and national level conferences. She served on an expert panel presentation for a screening of the Glen Campbell documentary, “I’ll Be Me.” She was awarded the NCCDP 2017 National Certified Dementia Practitioner of the Year Award. Cameo was a contributing author to the book, “Foundations of Therapeutic Recreation” discussing best practices in therapeutic, strengths-based interventions for older adults. Cameo’s professional experience includes serving older adults in community-based services, independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care, rehabilitation, and in-patient acute psychiatric care. Cameo is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Dementia—Practitioner, Care Manager, Support Group Facilitator, and a Alzheimer’s and Dementia Instructor through the National Council of Dementia Practitioners. She is currently completing her graduate work at the University of Nebraska Omaha in Social Gerontology. Cameo is a passionate advocate for enhancing knowledge, skills, and resources for those serving as caregivers.