Third Thursday of each month

This training will focus on the diverse and individualized needs of people with substance use disorder (SUD). The presenter will cover a range of progressive and evidence- based treatment options that are geared towards healing and recovery for these needs. The presentation will discuss stigma, diagnosis, self-medicating, statistics, and avenues for implementing best care practices.

Eat well, win raffles, enjoy live music, and support the run at Jay's first Summer dinner series! Proceeds at the fundraising dinners will directly support the LIAD Center's services. Join us at Craft Bistro of Plainview on Tuesday, July 13th at 5:30 pm (sold out) or 7:30 pm (limited seats) for sit-down or pick-up dinner. […]

Join us for a webinar on working with individuals and their families who are in need of end of life care support. This webinar will provide information on advanced directives, how to discuss and document and patient’s wishes for their care.

Eat well, win raffles, enjoy live music, and support the run at Jay's first Summer dinner series! Proceeds at the fundraising dinners will directly support the LIAD Center's services. Join us at Morrison's of Plainview on Thursday, July 29th at 5:30 pm or 7:30 pm for a 3 course fixed dinner. Call Morrison's of Plainview […]

This webinar will begin by providing an overview of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy- reviewing the history of MBCT, the efficacy of MBCT, and misconceptions about MBCT. Attendees will learn the purpose of MBCT, who it is appropriate for, and how to address common barriers to MBCT’s effectiveness. Case Studies, tools, and sample interventions will be introduced to prepare attendees for the practical application of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy.

Presented by Melissa Katz, LCSW, Director of Caregiver Services, LI Alzheimer’s and Dementia Center and Katrina Zendrian, Client Care Coordinator, Right at Home

This program will discuss ways to prepare for the aging process. It will cover the programs and services available to those with Alzheimer’s and dementia and their caregivers, to remain living at home for long and as safely as possible.

Meeting ID: 935 5455 4635 Passcode: 046194