Stronger Memory: Simple Strategies to Boost Cognitive Health

• Discover the power of StrongerMemory, a program designed to help improve focus, recall, and mental clarity through simple, daily activities.
  
• In this presentation, we’ll explore easy-to-implement strategies that engage the brain and strengthen cognitive function.
  
• Whether you're a caregiver, have diagnosed brain health challenges, or are simply looking to maintain brain health, this session provides practical tools for success at any stage of life.
  

Speakers:
Rob Liebriech, President and CEO of Goodwin Living
Robert “Rob” Liebreich started his service as President and CEO of Goodwin Living in July 2019. He brings energy, compassion and a creative drive, as well as proven leadership in senior living for over 20 years.

Prior to joining Goodwin Living, Rob was the executive director of the Asbury Methodist Village (AMV), a not- for-profit continuing care retirement community in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He has also held senior positions in marketing and operations for senior living organizations in the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area and the Pacific Northwest.

Rob studied Business Administration and International Business and Marketing at Georgetown University and graduated 1997. He earned a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Senior Care and Housing from Johns Hopkins University in 2005. Rob is a Certified Dementia Practitioner, and his other passions include his family, travel, mentoring and brain health.

Jessica Fredericksen, MSW, CADDCT, CDP, CMDCP
Jessica Fredericksen is the Director of Brain Health at Goodwin Living. Since joining Goodwin Living over three years ago, in additional to leading brain training and programmatic efforts within the organization, she has led the introduction and integration of the StrongerMemory brain health program with nearly 200 organizational partners impacting over 36,000 people across the United States.

Jessica holds a Masters of Social Work with a Gerontology concentration from Washington University in St. Louis. Jessica also served in management and organizational support roles in the assisted living field. Jessica uses her talents and passion to help educate and innovate in the area of brain health and dementia support.

She is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and Trainer. Beyond work, Jessica enjoys playing board games with family and friends and volunteering at Lost Dog Animal Rescue.

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