News and Events for Behavioral Health in Older Adults
Explore the latest BRIDGES for Older Adults project updates—including upcoming webinars, webinar recordings, conferences, press releases, and research reports—all in one place.
Upcoming Webinars, Conferences, and Trainings
Mark your calendar for upcoming webinars and conferences for the Aging and Disability Network members!
WEBINAR
BRIDGES for Older Adults 101
July 31, 2025
VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
BRIDGES to Better Aging
October 9, 2025
WEBINAR
Get Equipped: Training, Tools & Certification Preview
January 8, 2026
WEBINAR: Break the Stigma, Build the Bridge -- April 9, 2026
WEBINAR: From Toolkits to Turnout: Maximizing BRIDGES for Older Adults Resources -- July 9, 2026
VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: BRIDGES to Better Aging -- October 8, 2026
WEBINAR: Foundations for Impact: BRIDGES Modules, Certification, and the Research Behind Them -- January 14, 2027
WEBINAR: Your Resource Hub, Unlocked -- April 8, 2027
WEBINAR: BRIDGES for Older Adults in Review: Key Findings & Takeaways -- July 8, 2027
Read the Latest News and Updates from LECOM Health BRIDGES
Explore the latest articles and updates impacting the BRIDGES for Older Adults initiative.
A Comprehensive Analysis of Behavioral Health Needs, Barriers, and Solutions for Older Adults and Caregivers
Free report on behavioral health needs, barriers & solutions for older adults & caregivers. ...more
News
September 12, 2025•1 min read
LECOM Health Receives $3.26 Million Grant to Expand BRIDGES
Learn how LECOM Health earned a $3.26 M grant to expand older adult behavioral health training. Read the release. ...more
News ,Press Releases
October 11, 2024•3 min read
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