Many types of medications can cause delirium, including prescription, over-the-counter, and illicit drugs. Some common medications associated with delirium include:
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Tuesday, February 19
On this fine Tuesday, the 19th of February, our enlightening journey will delve into the fascinating world of Indigenous whale use. We shall embark upon an exploration of the early stages of whaling and the utilization of whaling products, particularly in the realm of ladies’ fashion. As the day progresses, our artistic endeavors will lead us to paint a tranquil and serene snowfall landscape.
Thursday, February 22
As we embrace the day of Thursday, the 22nd of February, our educational odyssey continues with an in-depth focus on the Whaling Industry, particularly the local whaling scene, including the renowned New Bedford Industry. Furthermore, we shall be enraptured by the captivating story of the Last Voyage of Charles W. Morgan. A delightful afternoon awaits us as we engage in the art of simulating scrimshaw during our craft session.
Friday, February 23
The final day of our week shall be infused with merriment and stimulating conversation. Our morning coffee hour will be graced with enjoyable trivia and intriguing facts as we also revisit the states and their capitals. The afternoon promises an array of games, activities, and the opportunity to work on our beautiful stained glass paintings.

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Starting June 8th at 2 PM, lectures and discussions will be offered by the OASIS WeCare Institute to the general public bimonthly for Caregivers at the Heritage Barn in Brewster.
Lectures will continue on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month.
Upcoming schedule
What is cognitive decline? NASEM Health and Medicine Division, Anna Burke, MD, Barrow Neurological Institute
What is normal decline?
June 22nd
Depression & Cognitive Impairment, presented by Phil Borders, MD
Is it Depression or Dementia? Claire Morley & Nicolette Asselin, MD
Types of declines that can be treated or slowed down.
July 27th
How should one go about diagnosing and why it is important to know from a provider trained on the subject?
Stories about misdiagnoses. Rush to diagnosis by unqualified providers.
August 10th
Understanding Dementia. What are the different type of dementia? Presented by Susanne Faith, R.N. CDP and Allan Johnson, MSW, Lic SW
How to get assistance if a family member has been diagnosed?
August 24th
Activities to reduce anxiety, by Claire Morley – Labyrinth Health Advocacy
Flowering your Mind, by Susanne Faith, R.N. CDP
September 14th
Managing Behaviors in Dementia, by Susanne Faith, R.N. CDP and Allan Johnson, MSW, Lic SW
What caregivers need to know about caring for someone? Options. Discuss Pro/con. Nicolette Asselin, M.D. OASIS WeCare Institute
September 28th
Caring for the Caregiver, by Claire Morley – Labyrinth Health Advocacy
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You’re invited to Saturday Caregiver’s Get-TogetherView details and replySaturday, January 22 4:00PM – 6:00PMVirtual Accessmeet.google.com/npk-mitp-swt
A three part series By Suzanne Faith RN, CDP Alan Johnson, MSW, LICSW, Cape Cod Health Care Education Program for Dementia. This program will be offered for caregivers on three consecutive Wednesdays in January (12, 19 & 26th) at the Heritage Barn of Captain Foster Homestead at 1 PM followed by questions, answers and encouragement.


