upcoming programs

February 10, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Practical Application: A Family Caregiver's Story - Evolving from The Dragging Daughter to The Dragon DAUGHTER" 

Virtual by Zoom

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The Person-Centered Trauma-Informed (PCTI) Framework offers new insights for multicultural family caregivers. Lily Liu will share her experience applying PCTI principles during her own caregiver journey caring for her late parents who experienced trauma as refugees during the Chinese Civil War. 

Lily Liu was the family caregiver for more than a decade for her mother who had Parkinson’s Disease and dementia. As a 1.5-generation immigrant family caregiver, Lily highlights how cultural heritage and a multicultural identity have a significant impact on the caregiving journey as well as on the physical, financial, emotional and mental health of a family caregiver.

February 17, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Life in Reverse: Selma's Story" - In-Person Program FAUQUIER

Where: PATH Foundation, 321 Walker Drive, Warrenton

Short Film, followed with discussion facilitated by Aging Together. Experience both the good and the difficult moods of dementia firsthand…and get a vision for relating creatively and lovingly with your loved ones, even when life goes in reverse."

Florence (Flo) Feldman, a professional speaker for most of her life, uses humor and her warm and caring nature to connect with audiences. Flo was a primary caregiver for her mother for six years. A few years ago, at the ripe young age of 68, she produced "Life in Reverse, Selma's Story", a short documentary sharing her caregiving experiences. It has been viewed by thousands and won awards from three different film festivals across the country.

February 18, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Life in Reverse: Selma's Story" - In-Person Program MADISON

Where: Madison County Board of Supervisors Auditorium, 414 North Main Street, Madison

** This session will also be accessible virtually by Zoom. See link below.

Short Film, followed by in-person discussion with Film Writer, Flo Feldman: "Laugh. Cry. Leave encouraged. Experience both the good and the difficult moods of dementia firsthand…and get a vision for relating creatively and lovingly with your loved ones, even when life goes in reverse."

Please note that this session will be led in person by Flo Feldman. Other dates and locations for this program will be facilitated by Aging Together staff.

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Florence (Flo) Feldman, a professional speaker for most of her life, uses humor and her warm and caring nature to connect with audiences. Flo was a primary caregiver for her mother for six years. A few years ago, at the ripe young age of 68, she produced "Life in Reverse, Selma's Story", a short documentary sharing her caregiving experiences. It has been viewed by thousands and won awards from three different film festivals across the country.

February 26, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Life in Reverse: Selma's Story" - In-Person Program RAPPAHANNOCK

Where: Rappahannock County Library, 4 Library Road, Washington 

Short Film, followed with discussion facilitated by Aging Together. Experience both the good and the difficult moods of dementia firsthand…and get a vision for relating creatively and lovingly with your loved ones, even when life goes in reverse."

Florence (Flo) Feldman, a professional speaker for most of her life, uses humor and her warm and caring nature to connect with audiences. Flo was a primary caregiver for her mother for six years. A few years ago, at the ripe young age of 68, she produced "Life in Reverse, Selma's Story", a short documentary sharing her caregiving experiences. It has been viewed by thousands and won awards from three different film festivals across the country.

March 10, 2026 / Noon-1:00pm

Helping Family Caregivers and Care Partners Fill Their Cup 

Virtual by Zoom

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This presentation will recognize the challenges and rewards that family caregivers experience. This presentation will also identify individual and societal opportunities to extend caregiver well-being.

Presented by Christine Jensen,  Director of Health Services Research at the Riverside Martha W. Goodson Center 

Christine holds a Ph.D. in Human Development & Family Studies from the University of Delaware, specializing in adult development and aging. She is active in several aging-focused organizations, including the Gerontological Society of America and the Southern Gerontological Society, where she served as Past President and was named 2015 Applied Gerontologist of the Year. Christy has authored two book chapters and 17 peer-reviewed articles focused on caregiving, dementia care, workforce training, and community needs assessments. Her current work centers on person- and family-centered caregiver training and supporting health systems in achieving age-friendly care.

March 5, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Life in Reverse: Selma's Story" - In-Person Program CULPEPER

Where: Generations Central Adult Day Center, 318 S. West Street, Culpeper

Short Film, followed with discussion facilitated by Aging Together. Experience both the good and the difficult moods of dementia firsthand…and get a vision for relating creatively and lovingly with your loved ones, even when life goes in reverse."

Florence (Flo) Feldman, a professional speaker for most of her life, uses humor and her warm and caring nature to connect with audiences. Flo was a primary caregiver for her mother for six years. A few years ago, at the ripe young age of 68, she produced "Life in Reverse, Selma's Story", a short documentary sharing her caregiving experiences. It has been viewed by thousands and won awards from three different film festivals across the country.

March 11, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

"Life in Reverse: Selma's Story" - In-Person Program ORANGE

Where: Dogwood Village, 120 Dogwood Lane, Orange

Short Film, followed with discussion facilitated by Aging Together. Experience both the good and the difficult moods of dementia firsthand…and get a vision for relating creatively and lovingly with your loved ones, even when life goes in reverse."

Florence (Flo) Feldman, a professional speaker for most of her life, uses humor and her warm and caring nature to connect with audiences. Flo was a primary caregiver for her mother for six years. A few years ago, at the ripe young age of 68, she produced "Life in Reverse, Selma's Story", a short documentary sharing her caregiving experiences. It has been viewed by thousands and won awards from three different film festivals across the country.

March 18, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

The Hidden Effects of Stress - In-Person Program MADISON

Where: Madison Administration Building, Madison

Caregiving can be a very positive experience though its challenges can also bring feelings of tension, anxiety and stress. Come learn more about strategies for healthy caregiving. Feel free to bring your questions!

Presented by Renee Norden,  Executive Director of the Mental Health Association of Fauquier County 

In her role Renee serves on multiple boards and organizations serving older adults and youth. She facilitates the Mental Health Collaborative and the Mental Health School Coalition and serves on the Rappahannock Roundtable. Renee has also worked as an Emergency Mental Health Clinician and Suicide Prevention Specialist with Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services and a volunteer EMT. She is a current board member of Mental Health America of Virginia, and Aging Together. Renee holds a degree in psychology from William and Mary and a Master of Education in Counseling from UVA.

March 26, 2026 / 10:00-11:30am

The Hidden Effects of Stress - In-Person Program RAPPAHANNOCK

Where: Trinity Episcopal Church

Caregiving can be a very positive experience though its challenges can also bring feelings of tension, anxiety and stress. Come learn more about strategies for healthy caregiving. Feel free to bring your questions!

Presented by Renee Norden,  Executive Director of the Mental Health Association of Fauquier County 

In her role Renee serves on multiple boards and organizations serving older adults and youth. She facilitates the Mental Health Collaborative and the Mental Health School Coalition and serves on the Rappahannock Roundtable. Renee has also worked as an Emergency Mental Health Clinician and Suicide Prevention Specialist with Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services and a volunteer EMT. She is a current board member of Mental Health America of Virginia, and Aging Together. Renee holds a degree in psychology from William and Mary and a Master of Education in Counseling from UVA.

April 14, 2026 / Noon - 1:00pm

Dementia Friends Info Session

Virtual by Zoom

​You can register at any time using the link below. Please be sure to check your email for the Zoom link required to join the session.

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Dementia Friends is a growing movement that started in the United Kingdom. It was

developed with the goal of creating awareness in communities about what

dementia is, the many ways it is manifested, and how people can respond and help when

they encounter someone who seem confused. 

A Dementia Friend can be anyone in the community. One does not need to have any

medical background or any association with dementia to become a Dementia Friend. All

they need is the desire to help and make a difference, which is powerful for those living with any dementia related disease.

Aging Together encourages everyone to become a Dementia Friend simply by

attending one free informal session where they will learn tips on how to identify and help someone with dementia. Let’s

make our entire region Dementia Friendly!

July 14, 2026 / Noon - 1:00pm

Dementia Friends Info Session

Virtual by Zoom

​You can register at any time using the link below. Please be sure to check your email for the Zoom link required to join the session.

Click Here for Zoom Link.

Dementia Friends is a growing movement that started in the United Kingdom. It was

developed with the goal of creating awareness in communities about what

dementia is, the many ways it is manifested, and how people can respond and help when

they encounter someone who seem confused. 

A Dementia Friend can be anyone in the community. One does not need to have any

medical background or any association with dementia to become a Dementia Friend. All

they need is the desire to help and make a difference, which is powerful for those living with any dementia related disease.

Aging Together encourages everyone to become a Dementia Friend simply by

attending one free informal session where they will learn tips on how to identify and help someone with dementia. Let’s

make our entire region Dementia Friendly!