The Holocaust Museum
5401 Caroline Street, Houston, Texas
February 28, 2020 • 10AM
See form above to reserve your spot today!
Deadline is February 24th.
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Reserve your spot
for the Holocaust Museum Tour
Feb. 28 at 10AM
for the Holocaust Museum Tour
Feb. 28 at 10AM
DEADLINE TO SIGN UP IS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH
Holocaust Museum Tour • February 28
5401 Caroline Street • Houston
Please fill out form below to reserve your spot. We need to let our docent know how many to expect.
Also, please let us know if you'd like to join the group for lunch at Lucielle's Fine Southern Cuisine. Click on their link to view the menu: http://www.lucilleshouston.com
Cost for the museum is $15 for adults and $10 for seniors (65+). Parking is $8. Please arrive 15 minutes early (9:45AM) to secure ticket. If you are available to drive that day let us know. It would be nice to carpool that day.
Highlights from our December Holiday Luncheon and Home Tour
WE TOURED 5 BEAUTIFUL HOMES DURING OUR HOLIDAY HOME TOUR.
THE GROUP THEN ENJOYED A DELICIOUS LUNCH AT URBAN AMERICAN KITCHEN
THE GROUP THEN ENJOYED A DELICIOUS LUNCH AT URBAN AMERICAN KITCHEN
Community
Thornwood Elementary
On Dec. 16th Nottingham Forest Women's Club kicked off Thornwood Elementary’s "Twelve Days of Christmas" by providing a variety of delicious coffee pods, sweeteners, paper and baked goods. The generosity of NFWC will take the staff well into the new year. Special Thanks from Principal Vivki Lullo and her staff!
Road Trips
Brookwood Community
1752 FM 1489 Brookshire, Texas
We will tour the Brookwood Community and have lunch.
"Located in Brookshire, Texas, 40 miles west of downtown Houston, The Brookwood Community is a non-profit residential facility and vocational program for adults with disabilities. We see every individual as a unique creation of a wise and loving God, deserving not only of our abiding patience and respect, but of boundless awe. We cherish diversity in all forms and eschew narrow-minded notions of normalcy."
Membership
W E L C O M E to the Nottingham Forest Women’s Club! We’d love to have you join us as we embark on a new year of activities, programs, fellowship and fun!
We are pleased to announce that we have 124 members to
date. We also have 74 members on Facebook. Invite your
neighbors and friends to join us. Dues are $30 per year.
CLICK: Click the Pay Now Button to the left.
($1.50
service fee from Paypal is added to your charge.)
MAIL: Send your $30 check made out to “NFWC” to: Patricia Redman, 13615 Still Bay Court, Houston, TX 77077
Please put your email address on the, "memo" line when paying by check and you'll receive a receipt confirmation.
For more information please contact Pam Ferworn, Membership Chair at: pferworn@comcast.net
February's newsletter available here:
2020 MEETINGS
All meetings will be held at the Nottingham Forest Club-unless noted otherwise.
February 25, 2020 • 9:30AM
BRAIN HEALTH
Jennifer Stinson, PhD, ABPP-CN is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Assistant Professor at Baylor College of Medicine.
In Dr. Stinson's talk she will:
· Provide an overview of healthy aging.
· Discuss factors that lead to changes in cognition, including neurodegenerative conditions.
· Review evaluations available to assess for cognitive changes as well as current treatment options.
· Provide recommendations for prevention of cognitive decline and optimal brain health.
Dr. Stinson's Bio:
I earned my Bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of St. Thomas, in St. Paul, MN, my Master’s degree in Community Counseling from Loyola University Chicago, and my doctorate in Counseling Psychology from University of Houston. I completed a two-year specialty residency in Clinical Neuropsychology at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center. Currently, I am an Assistant Professor and Clinical Neuropsychologist within the Department of Neurology at Baylor College of Medicine. In this role, I evaluate the cognitive and neurobehavioral status of patients presenting with a wide range of neurodegenerative conditions. As a clinician, I have the opportunity to work with interdisciplinary teams to help ensure patients and their families receive the best care possible. Two areas of clinical specialty include working with patients diagnosed with epilepsy and patients diagnosed with dementia. I currently evaluate patients as part of the Baylor St. Luke’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, including evaluations to determine surgical candidacy.
As part of that role, I also assist in intraoperative mapping of language. Through these roles I have had the opportunity to supervise learners across training levels and help them appreciate the important contributions neuropsychology makes to the diagnosis and treatment of our patients. My clinical specialties continue to inform my research interests, which include the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of caregiver stress, predicting postoperative outcomes in epilepsy surgical patients, and designing effective supervision models for training in clinical neuropsychology.
March 24th
Mary Ann Weber, Houston Audubon Society
Details coming soon.
April 28th
Pine Forest Country Club
Details Coming Soon