| Date | Session | Tenative Speaker | Summary |
|---|
| February 19 | Heart Health Month | Michelle Niesen, PA-C | What can be done to reduce risk factors for heart disease? |
| March 18 | Diabetes is generally a progressive disease | Sarah Haubenschild, PA-C | General overview of diabetes for better understanding of the process |
| April 15 | Foot Care | Dr. Bogue, podiatrist from Associated Podiatrists in Madison | ADA recommends that you look at your feet daily - here's why. |
| May 20 | Carbohydrate Counting | Naomi Wedel, MS, RD, CDE | basics of this cornerstone of nutrional education |
| June 17 | Oral Hygine | Cecelia Thompson and Amber Quinlan from Marquette Dental School | Why oral hygene is important for everyone, especially those with diabetes. |
| July 15 | Depression | Jean McElhaney, MS, LPC, LCSW from Pauquette Center | Diabetes, like any chronic disease, is difficult to deal with on a daily basis. Depression plus daily stressors can influence your self-care |
| August 19 | Nutritional Review | | Healthier choices might not give you instant satisfaction, but a healthier you is worth the effort. We'll talk about choices. |
| September 16 | Eye Care | Davis Duehr Dean optomostrist | An annual dilated pupil exam is recommended for everyone with diabetes - here's why. |
| October 21 | Get Active | Marnie Harrington, Cardiac Rehab Specialist from SPMH | Any physical activity is better than none and the time to start is now. Motivating to increase physical activity. |
| November 18 | Handling the Holidays | Carol and Carlene, CDE's at Prairie Clinic | Don't let having diabetes ruin your holiday season. |
