Foundations for Understanding Vision Loss: Becoming a Care Partner Series

Online

This 3-part virtual workshop series is designed to support family members and care givers who have a loved one who is visually impaired. These interactive sessions provide both emotional insight and practical tools to help you confidently support independence at home and beyond.

You are welcome to join us for any or all the workshops in this series:

Part 1: Foundations for Understanding Vision Loss

Part 2: Kitchen and Daily Routines

Part 3: Long-Term Independence and Healthy Relationships

Please register by clicking on each of the workshops above. Due to how our registration system works, you will need to register for one workshop at a time, but you don’t need to wait to complete Part 1 to register for Part 2 or Part 3. We offer these workshops in English and Spanish.

Workshop Details

Cost

Free!

Ways to Learn

Online (live instruction via Microsoft Teams or Zoom)

  • Tuesday
    October 13  4:00 PM to 5:00 PM PT
    Registration for this workshop is closed

How to Sign Up

You’ll receive an email with the appropriate info to access the workshop after you sign up.

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What will I learn?

  • Understand definitions of vision loss
  • Explore emotional adjustment for you and your loved one experiencing vision loss
  • What you can do to create a supportive home environment for vision loss

What should I expect?

  • Interactive online presentation via Microsoft Teams
  • Two ways to attend with Teams: video conference or dial-in by phone
  • Learn about Microsoft Teams here

Register

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