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Stroke Educational Lectures and Community Events
PSA's 45-minute stroke presentation is the backbone of our community
education program. The lectures are presented by professional, medical
personnel or experienced PSA staff including physicians, nurses, medical
students, physical therapists and other health professionals. Medical content
is presented in an easy-to-understand language with thought-provoking
visuals. A short Q & A time is available after the lecture for general questions.
PSA presents to a diversity of audiences including schools, colleges,
churches, and businesses.
PSA provides well-trained speakers to present to a diversity of audiences
including schools, colleges, churches, and businesses. PSA coordinates all
scheduling and logistics, and will ensure each presentation is tailored to the
needs of your group.
If your group is located in San Mateo or Santa Clara counties and you are a
group of 25 or more, please contact us at support@psastroke.org or call
(650) 565-8485 to set up your free 45-minute talk about stroke.
To become a speaker please call PSA at (650) 565-8485 or email
support@psastroke.org to schedule and orientation session.
You can also check our events for the most updated information on PSA's
coordinated programs that are open to the public.
education program. The lectures are presented by professional, medical
personnel or experienced PSA staff including physicians, nurses, medical
students, physical therapists and other health professionals. Medical content
is presented in an easy-to-understand language with thought-provoking
visuals. A short Q & A time is available after the lecture for general questions.
PSA presents to a diversity of audiences including schools, colleges,
churches, and businesses.
PSA provides well-trained speakers to present to a diversity of audiences
including schools, colleges, churches, and businesses. PSA coordinates all
scheduling and logistics, and will ensure each presentation is tailored to the
needs of your group.
If your group is located in San Mateo or Santa Clara counties and you are a
group of 25 or more, please contact us at support@psastroke.org or call
(650) 565-8485 to set up your free 45-minute talk about stroke.
To become a speaker please call PSA at (650) 565-8485 or email
support@psastroke.org to schedule and orientation session.
You can also check our events for the most updated information on PSA's
coordinated programs that are open to the public.
| Peninsula Stroke Association 3801 Miranda Avenue, Building 6, Room A162, Palo Alto, CA 94304 Phone (650) 565-8485 Fax (650) 565-8482 support@psastroke.org © Copyright 2007. Peninsula Stroke Association. All rights reserved. |
| The Peninsula Stroke Association (PSA) is a not-for-profit organization serving the people of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties in Northern California. PSA's mission is to reduce the incidence of stroke through education and to help alleviate stroke's devastating aftermath through programs to support survivors and caregivers. |
Some of the venues where we have presented stroke educational lectures in the past year include:
Alto View Alphas, American Companion and Homecare Services, Asian Club of San Mateo, Atria Senior Retirement
Community, Avenidas, Barker Hotel, Campbell Adult Center, Cardiac Therapy Foundation of the Midpeninsula, Carlmont High
School, Catholic Charities - Foster Grandparent Program, Classic Residence by Hyatt Palo Alto, Creative Health Ministries
,(Mary Knoll Christian Center), East Palo Alto Senior Center, East Side Live Long Learning Class, El Camino Hospital,
Foothill College - Paramedic Program, Geriatric Home Care, Glen View FIRST 5 Family Academy, HomeInstead Senior Care,
Lincoln Glen Manor, Los Altos Senior Center, Los Altos-Mountain View Adult Education Home Attendants/Caregivers Class,
Lytton Gardens, Meals on Wheels, The Health Trust, Menlo Atherton High School, Menlo Park Library, Mills Estate Villa, Mills
High School, Mills Peninsula Health Services, New Heaven Home Health Services, Northside Community Center, Nuestra
Casa Adult ESL Class, Oceana High School, Palo Alto Housing Corporation, Peninsula Volunteers Little House, Regional
Medical Center of San Jose, Samaritan House, Samaritan House - Worker Resource Center, San Carlos Senior Center,
San Jose State University Nursing Students, Senior Focus, Sequoia Hospital - Mended Hearts Group, Skills Plus,
Sunnyvale Senior Center, Sunrise Assisted Living Facility, Sunrise at Belmont, West Med College, Westmoor High School,
Women's Fitness Club, Yu-Ai-Kai - Japanese American Senior Center.
Alto View Alphas, American Companion and Homecare Services, Asian Club of San Mateo, Atria Senior Retirement
Community, Avenidas, Barker Hotel, Campbell Adult Center, Cardiac Therapy Foundation of the Midpeninsula, Carlmont High
School, Catholic Charities - Foster Grandparent Program, Classic Residence by Hyatt Palo Alto, Creative Health Ministries
,(Mary Knoll Christian Center), East Palo Alto Senior Center, East Side Live Long Learning Class, El Camino Hospital,
Foothill College - Paramedic Program, Geriatric Home Care, Glen View FIRST 5 Family Academy, HomeInstead Senior Care,
Lincoln Glen Manor, Los Altos Senior Center, Los Altos-Mountain View Adult Education Home Attendants/Caregivers Class,
Lytton Gardens, Meals on Wheels, The Health Trust, Menlo Atherton High School, Menlo Park Library, Mills Estate Villa, Mills
High School, Mills Peninsula Health Services, New Heaven Home Health Services, Northside Community Center, Nuestra
Casa Adult ESL Class, Oceana High School, Palo Alto Housing Corporation, Peninsula Volunteers Little House, Regional
Medical Center of San Jose, Samaritan House, Samaritan House - Worker Resource Center, San Carlos Senior Center,
San Jose State University Nursing Students, Senior Focus, Sequoia Hospital - Mended Hearts Group, Skills Plus,
Sunnyvale Senior Center, Sunrise Assisted Living Facility, Sunrise at Belmont, West Med College, Westmoor High School,
Women's Fitness Club, Yu-Ai-Kai - Japanese American Senior Center.