Events

Watch Parties: Live Educational Webinars

Watch Parties: Live Educational Webinars

Village on the Square – Activity Center
314 East Village Court, Dousman

Join others in person to watch and discuss high-quality educational webinars on brain health and caregiving topics:

• Friday, March 6 | 9:30-11:30 AM
  Unpacking Ultra-Processed Foods | Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center- Live Webinar

• Thursday, March 17 | 2-3 PM
  Building Foundations of Caregiving | Live Webinar from Alzheimer’s Association

• Friday, March 13 | 9-10 AM
  How Lifelong Personality Traits Impact Dementia Care | Live Webinar Agrace

For more information, contact Jen Graf at 262-965-7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org

Habits of Healthy Aging

Habits of Healthy Aging from the SuperAging Research Initiative at UW–Madison Sponsored by the Brain Health Group

Holz Pavilion Theater, Monday, March 23, 1-2 PM

Discover how to keep your brain healthy and active as you age. Members of the Okonkwo Laboratory at UW–Madison will lead an interactive session on SuperAgers — older adults who maintain exceptional memory and thinking skills — and the healthy habits they share. This will be an active learning experience featuring light movement, practical memory strategies, and evidence-based approaches for supporting brain health.

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group

This ongoing support group offers education, connection, and encouragement for those caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Meetings are held twice monthly, with daytime and evening options available.

March dates:

• March 9 | 1–2:30 PM – Activity Center

• March 26 | 6–7:30 PM – Holz Pavilion Chapel

Respite care is available for evening sessions with advance notice.
Questions: Contact Jen Graf at 262-965-7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org

The Movement Disorder Group

A welcoming support group for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia, multiple sclerosis, and other movement disorders, as well as their caregivers. Participants connect with others and learn about treatment options, lifestyle strategies, and resources that can help improve quality of life.

New members are always welcome.

Questions: Contact Jen Graf at 262-965-7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org

Dr. Braun Momentum Meeting

As spring arrives, this back-by-popular-demand session helps you build momentum and consistency in your brain-healthy routines. Led live online by Dr. Michelle Braun, nationally known brain health expert and author of High-Octane Brain, and facilitated onsite by Jen Graf, Senior Director of Cognitive Health, this session focuses on the science of "habit stacking" to help achieve your health goals. You will learn socially based cognitive exercises that target common frustrations like losing your train of thought or searching for words—while enjoying meaningful connection with others. The session includes guided discussion, Q&A, a seasonal brain-healthy recipe, and outcomes that matter — 100 percent of previous participants reported improved memory.

Open to residents and the public. Registration required by March, 26, 2026.

To register, contact Jen Graf at 262-965-7133 or jgraf@threepillars.org

Your Brain on a Tuesday: What Your Brain Actually Does All Day

Career Expo & Job Fair 2026

Senior Helpers of Lake Country is excited to participate in the Oconomowoc Career Expo & Job Fair! We’ll be on-site recruiting CNAs, caregivers, and other care professionals interested in joining our award-winning team.

As a Great Place to Work® Certified employer and a Fortune Best Workplace in Aging Services, Senior Helpers offers meaningful careers with flexible schedules, supportive leadership, and the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of seniors every day.

40th Annual Alzheimer's Association Wisconsin State Conference – Presented by Senior Helpers

Senior Helpers is proud to serve as the presenting sponsor of the 40th Annual Wisconsin State Conference hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association, taking place May 19–20, 2026.

This year’s theme, Power of Connection, highlights the importance of collaboration, education, and community in advancing Alzheimer’s care and support. The conference brings together caregivers, healthcare professionals, advocates, and partners from across Wisconsin to focus on purpose, partnerships, and progress.

As a provider of specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia care in Lake Country and the surrounding communities, Senior Helpers is honored to support this impactful event and the ongoing mission to improve quality of life for those living with memory loss and their families.

For registration information, visit:
bit.ly/stateconferenceWI26

Alzheimer’s Disease Caregiver Support Group

Join others caring for loved ones with dementia for support and advice. Respite care is available for the evening group; reservations must be made before noon, January 21 by calling Jen Graf at X7133.