Early Memory Loss Conference – April 2023
Early Memory Loss Conference 2023
Saturday, April 15, 2023 | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
This year’s Early Memory Loss Conference was an inspiring and informative event that brought together a community of people eager to learn more about early memory loss. The conference provided valuable insights, engaging discussions, and meaningful connections. We extend our deepest gratitude to all attendees for their participation and look forward to welcoming them to future events and programs.
The recording of the conference, presentation slides, and other resources are included below. If you need further information or support, please contact us at (844) 435-7259.
Video Recording of Conference
Special thanks to our guest speakers for sharing their knowledge and experiences:
Guest Speakers
Rebecca Goldfarb
The Ins and Outs of Estate Planning & Elder Law:
Getting Your Legal and Financial Affairs Done… Right!
Rebecca Goldfarb
Elder Law Attorney, Goldfarb and Luu
(800)489-1984 | GoldfarbLuu.com
Bruna Martins-Klein
Mindfulness and Meaningful Connection in Adjustment to Cognitive Changes
Bruna Martins-Klein, Ph.D
Director of the Neural Vitality Lab at USC
Clinical Psychologist
(213)740-1600
Scott A. Kaiser
Taking Charge of Your Brain Health, Fundamentals of Living Well and Aging Well
Scott Kaiser, MD
Director, Geriatric Cognitive Healthy Brain Health Center
CEO, Determined Health
Determined Health: (800) 800-0211 | info@determinedhealth.com
Pacific Brain Health Center: (310) 582-7641 | lifestyle@pacificneuro.org
Dung Trinh
What You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias: Why Early Diagnosis Matters
Dung Trinh, MD
Chief Medical Officer, Healthy Brain Clinic
(562)606-5999 | info@healthybrainclinic.com
healthybrainclinic.com
Insights and Inspirations:
Living with Young-Onset Memory Loss
Panel of people living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia and their care partners
Conference is funded by Elliot and Marcia Sainer
First held in 2007, the Early Memory Loss Conference was developed by Alzheimer’s Los Angeles to meet the needs of people with memory loss and their care partners.