Continuing Education (CE) Webinar Series, Part III
Kensington Senior Living is happy to announce that we are sponsoring a live interactive webinar for continuing education credits for Social Workers, Certified Case Managers*, Nurses and CDPs through Jenerations Health Education.
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026; 2pm-3:15pm ET/11am-12:15pm PT
Young Onset Alzheimer’s Disease: Who, What, When?
Joanna Frankel MSW, LCSW-C presenting
Approximately 5% of all persons with Alzheimer’s disease begin experiencing symptoms before age 65. This does not include the thousands of individuals who suffer with other types of young onset dementias, including vascular, Lewy Body, frontotemporal and more. This interactive virtual program will help health and mental health professionals better understand:
– Signs of young onset dementias
– Challenges patients and families face
– How they can help improve quality of life for those diagnosed and their family caregivers
– This content is appropriate for beginning and intermediate levels
Approved for 1 credit for Social Workers (MD Board, NY Board, ASWB); Certified Care Managers (NACCM); CDPs (NCCDP); Nurses (CA Board of Nursing); application to be submitted for Certified Case Managers (CM)
To register and see full CE program information (including all credit information & policies) please visit: http://jenerations.ce21.com/item/ksl2
*In order to receive credit, you must: Log in on time & attend the entire presentation. Partial credit is not provided. Each person must be individually registered and logged in using the link through you accounts. Do not share links.
For any additional information or questions, please email contact@jenerationshealth.com
Save the Dates for Our Next CEs!
Part IV: Wednesday, November 4th, 2pm – 3:15pm ET:
What We All Need to Know About Frontotemporal Dementia
- Sub-Headline Young Onset Alzheimer’s Disease: Who, What, When?
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Joanna Frankel, Social WorkerLearn MoreJoanna Frankel is a graduate of Towson University with her Bachelors in both Psychology and Gerontology. Following, Joanna obtained her MSW from the University of Maryland School of Social Work with a clinical concentration and a focus in Aging. Since, Joanna has been working in the long-term care setting for over 15 years. Her experience includes directing the social work department in a 205-bed facility, with clients who have a variety of mental health issues, long term care needs, at end of life, on dialysis and who are ventilator dependent. Additionally, Joanna is passionate about and has expertise in dementia, advance directives/end of life and mental health issues in the elderly. Furthermore, she has spent the last 10 years consulting in several nursing homes, educating social workers on the proper practices of long-term care while providing clinical supervision. Joanna has always educated interdisciplinary teams, patients and families on various topics on aging. When Joanna isn’t working, you can find her playing ball with her husband and 2 boys or at the nearest sushi restaurant.