Women’s Mind Matters Webinar: Let’s Talk Post-Menopause and Dementia Risk and Why Nutrition Matters

About This Program

Join us for another installment of The Dementia Society’s Women’s Mind Matters lecture series, focusing on post-menopause and dementia risk and why nutrition matters. Kelly Beaton is a registered holistic nutritionist and founder of eatwellbwell, and will be presenting this webinar.

Details

Presented By

The Dementia Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County

Date and Time

Thursday, May 16
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Cost

No charge

Location

Virtual

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About Kelly Beaton

Kelly Beaton is a registered holistic nutritionist and founder of eatwellbwell, a nutrition consultancy specializing in nutrition and lifestyle support to 50+ year old women who want to reset, rebuild and reinvigorate their health. She is a passionate advocate on how to maximize healthy aging and build brain resilience through nutrition and lifestyle coaching. Kelly is a member of the Board of Directors of Centre 507.

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