Geriatric Issues of the Millennium

Geriatric Symposium - 2023

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  Deadline is Friday, April 28th.

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Speaker Bios:

In these economically and post-pandemic unknown times, Jim Jelinske, MS believes that in order to improve morale, motivate employees, spark creativity, build trust, and improve productivity in the workplace our sense of humor is the most essential human resource we have to do so. Humor is one of the healthiest and most powerful methods to help provide perspective on life’s “grunge” (technical word for stress). Discover the potential for humor in your life and the steps in making your humor successful. Techniques to enhance your humor will be discussed and demonstrated. Jim graduated with his bachelor’s degree in social work and a master’s degree in business management. Jim also has his DMA (Doesn’t Mean Anything). Jim has spent over 40 years working in the human service field, teaching, training and working with people to enhance their thinking and impact their lives. Jim currently runs his own business Creative Education Services conducting educational programs for schools, organizations and businesses throughout the country on the topics of Conflict, Communication, Motivation and the “You Can’t Be Serious” humor stress relief presentation.

Nate Cannon, BA, MFA, CDP is a nationally recognized speaker, consultant, and author. He trains and educates consumers and professionals through his experiences as a transgender man in recovery from chemical dependency, living well with both mental health diagnoses and an unseen physical disability. He has over ten years of experience working with dementia, law, mental health, and chemical dependency.

Jen Roling is a Certified Singing Bowl Sound Healer through Life Changing Energy, a Complimentary Medical Association registered school. As of recently, Jen is also a 200-hour Yoga Teacher from B-1 Yoga, registered with Yoga Alliance. She also is an In.Form Health Coach through Nature Sunshine since 2017 and is a Reiki Practitioner since 2020. She is the Human Resources Manager at Universal Tank & Fabrication in Dubuque, Iowa. Jen lives in Dubuque with her husband, Chris, and has 2 adult boys, Christian & Jaxon.

Continuing Education Credits

CEU will be provided for professionals that need them.

Social Workers: This program is approved for social work continuing education by the Board of Behavioral Sciences-Wisconsin-Provider Number PCE 2331. Social Workers participating in this course will receive continuing education clock hours 5.25.

Registered Nurses: This program is approved for nursing continuing education by the Board of Registered Nursing-Wisconsin-Provider Number CEP 13474. Nurses participating in this course will receive continuing education clock hours 5.25.

Nursing Home Administrators: This educational offering is being reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Boards of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators (NAB) for clock hours and participant hours 5.25.

Display booths will be Services and Companies that add to Quality of Life for the Elderly, such as Hospice, Durable Medical Equipment and Pharmaceutical Representatives.  Booths can be set up as early as 7:15 AM on the day of the event and taken down at 3:30-3:45 PM