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Celebrate Me Home: Creating Inclusive and Engaging Family Gatherings Through Reminiscence
Dementia Requires Different Forms Of engagement As The Disease Progresses. Learn What They Are And How You Can Help!
Read MoreProducts to Calm Fidgety Behavior in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patients
Are Fidgety Behaviors Of Others Driving You Nuts? Learn things you can do to bring the calm back or products you can buy to support the situation.
Read MoreEmpowering Voices: How Advocacy is Changing the Landscape of Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care
Transforming how we approach care, research, and policy for Dementia, which supports families and professionals.
Read MoreLiving Well with Dementia: Promoting Quality of Life
Supporting Families Dealing With Dementia From Day One Makes A Difference. Learn strategies to support families.
Read MoreHelping Family Caregivers help provide Oral Care
Caregivers may not know that bad breath could be a sign of a serious health issue. Let Dr. Joy Poskozim DDS, help.
Read MoreLet’s Eat Up: Using Reminiscence to Create An Engaging Dining Experience
Find joy in life when Dementia knocks on your families door by utilizing Sensory Stimulation and Reminiscence.
Read MoreIncontinence may be Common, but it is not a Normal Part of Aging
Sometimes minor adjustments to a person's daily routine can have a positive impact related to incontinence challenges.
Read MoreHow End-of-Life Doulas Facilitate Joy and Healing for Alzheimer’s Patients and Caregivers
End-of-Life Doulas can facilitate joy and healing even in the most painful moments of a family’s life together.
Read MoreThe Magic of Tovertafel: Transforming Dementia Care
Activities and engagement for dementia care. A beacon of hope and joy for those living with dementia and their care partners.
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