What kinds of forgetting are normal as we age? When should we pay attention? And how does memory actually work in everyday life?

Join us for a thoughtful and accessible evening conversation with Dr. Bill Hockley, Professor Emeritus of Psychology and longtime memory researcher:

Forgetting: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and When to Pay Attention

Dr. Hockley will explore common experiences of memory and aging, including:
• normal age-related memory changes
• why some things feel familiar but hard to retrieve
• how memory changes over time
• when changes may deserve closer attention

The evening will include a presentation, moderated discussion, audience questions, and dessert and refreshments afterward in a relaxed community setting.

Attendees will also receive a practical take-home resource booklet with information on:
• simple ways to support safety and independence at home
• planning living spaces with aging in mind
• community resources related to memory and aging

Free community event
Registration requested

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Presented by Good Company Service, Safety, and Accessibility at Home in partnership with Runnymede United Church.