Eat. Drink. End ALZ: Seacoast
Thursday, May 28, 2020
2020 Emcee
Annie B. Copps
Annie B. Copps is a Boston-based chef, cooking instructor, consultant, international culinary tour guide, journalist, and food activist with more than 30 years of experience in the local and international food, travel, and public health arenas. She is the author of two cookbooks, A Little Taste of Cape Cod and Little Local Maine; and the co-founder of The Readable Feast a New England cookbook and food writing celebration.
Annie has built her life and career around her passion for food, wine, and travel. For more than three decades, she has worked in the international public health field and as a chef, magazine editor, television and radio show host and guest, food stylist, television producer, speaker, and consultant.
Meet the Chefs
Jane Kenny & Bill Malatesta
Bakers & Owners: Annarosa’s Bakery
Evan Mallett
Chef/Owner: Black Trumpet
Gary Shevenell
Director of Catering: Chill Catering
Rob Evans
Chef/Owner: Duckfat
Matt Louis
Chef/Owner: Moxy
Jennifer Desrosiers and Stef Heitz
Chefs: Palette
Andrew Swanson
Chef: The Poynt
Sponsors
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Eat. Drink. End ALZ: Seacoast
Alnoba – Kensington, NH
Elegant casual attire, with a pop of purple
Participating Restaurants
ANNAROSA’S BAKERY
Media Sponsor
2020 Planning Committee
Rebecca Osborne
Carleton Simpson
James Wessler
Paul S. Stuka
Pain has an impact on behavior, function and quality of life for people living with dementia, but is one of the most mismanaged conditions. The challenges of understanding and treating acute and chronic pain for those with dementia are complex and often overlooked. Identifying and treating pain requires the ability to listen to what individuals are communicating through behaviors and body language. To treat pain for someone with dementia we must look beyond the words. This keynote offers the opportunity to explore strategies for identifying and managing pain including the use of standardized tools for assessment and monitoring along with the use of medications for individualizing comfort measures.
Melanie Bunn, GNP, MS, RN, is a Consulting Associate at the Duke University School of Nursing, Certified Trainer, Coach and Consultant for Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach to Care, and has her own education consulting company, Bunn Consulting. She received her degree in Nursing from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Master’s degree in Family Health Nursing from Clemson University and a Post-Master’s Gerontological Nurse Practitioner Certificate from Duke University. She has provided primary care to older people in a variety of settings including retirement homes, long term care nursing, assisted living facilities, hospitals, and in the home as a gerontological nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist and staff nurse. In 2014, Ms. Bunn was awarded the Dr. Ewald W. Busse Award by the NC Division of Aging and Adult Services Department of Health and Human Services for her contributions to improving the care of older adults with dementia and their families.
Barry Greene
Thomas A. Croswell