Training Your Aging Brain on June 12

As adults age, their executive function may change and slow down, making it harder to analyze, plan, organize, schedule, and complete tasks. Simple things, like misplacing keys or phones, losing your train of thought, or struggling to follow conversations and remember names, can become more challenging. Seniors often find that tasks take longer to complete, including learning new things. Additionally, coping with change can become difficult, leading others to perceive them as “easily frustrated.” Join us to learn more about executive function, its impact, and strategies to stay engaged!

Speaker – Pat Nellis, OTD, OTR/L – Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy & Director of Clinical Operations, Washington University Occupational Therapy

Senior Learning Institute® is the learning place for older adults in St. Louis and surrounding areas for unbiased learning opportunities.

These seminars are being moderated by Ted Gottlieb, Certified Senior Advisor®, Certified Downsizing Coach™, and Founder of The Senior Learning Institute® — No sales pitch.

Find ample resources on our website . Questions or need a specific resource? Contact Ted Gottlieb at Ted@TrustinTed.com.