Virtual Vital Aging Series Sharp again Naturally

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Lisa Feiner and Steve Ledvina, certified health coaches and Sharp Again Naturally board members, discuss how lifestyle factors such as sleep, exercise, nutrition, and stress management contribute to optimal brain health. They will offer science-backed suggestions to keep your brain healthy, your mind sharp, and prevent cognitive decline as you age. Join us for this engaging talk, and bring your curiosity and your questions with you.

 

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Lisa Feiner, NBC-HWC

Lisa is a certified health and wellness coach, and co-founder and Chair of Sharp Again Naturally. Over the past 18 years, she has worked with clients with a wide range of health issues. During the same period, Lisa has been a board member of The New Jewish Home, a nonprofit nursing and healthcare system. In 2011, when she first learned about individuals diagnosed with dementia who recovered their cognition, it made sense that the rise in Alzheimer’s Disease reflected changes in diet, lifestyle and the environment.  It was only after SAN was founded that Lisa’s own father was diagnosed with Lewy Body dementia. Lisa writes and speaks about the causes of memory loss and how we can all take better care of our bodies and minds to live life well into old age.

 

Steve Ledvina, CHWC

Steve is a certified health and wellness coach who focuses on brain health and Alzheimer's prevention. For Sharp Again Naturally, he helped develop the Sharp Again Small Group program, coaches small groups, and serves as a board member. He has his own coaching practice focusing on brain health, Knowing Alz LLC, and is a qualified ReCODE report practitioner. Steve's focus on this work comes from a family history of dementia, with three of his grandparents living with it for many years. His goal is to help his family, himself, and his community create lifestyles that prevent dementia and enable long healthspans.  He believes in improving brain health by using a precision medicine and multi-therapeutic approach.

For more information, please contact Claudette Gassler, Scarsdale Public Library, at cgassler@wlsmail.org, or Maryellen Saenger, Aging in Place Coordinator msaenger@sfcsinc.org

.You will receive a Zoom invitation approximately 1 hour before the event.