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It’s A New Life: Transitioning to Senior Living Communities Part Three: Finding The Resources You Need to Feel Good
It's A New Life: Transitioning to Senior Living Communities Part Three: Finding The Resources You Need to Feel Good
Read MoreReading Aloud at the End of Life: True Engagement in Life Review
Reading aloud requires attentiveness and reading alongside someone is one of the strongest ways to make connections.
Read MoreYour Legal Roadmap for Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease or Other Dementias: Power of Attorney and Living Wills
our Legal Roadmap to Protecting Your Family when Dealing with Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease By Body and Mind Magazine
Read MoreAlzheimer’s: Would You Want to Know?
Submitted By Nancy R. Poland Graces Message When my dad had advanced Lewy body dementia, he lived in a nursing
Read More20 Ways to Cope With Challenging Family Dynamics During the Holidays
20 Ways to Cope With Challenging Family Dynamics During the Holidays. A Great Checklist to Keep Handy!
Read MoreTips for Reducing Overwhelm for Loved Ones with Dementia During the Holidays
Adjusting Holiday Traditions When Dealing With Dementia. Tips to Keep the Holidays Calm and Joyful For Families By Identifying And Diverting Stress Triggers.
Read MoreAn Evening of Grace & Giving: Honoring Alzheimer’s Caregivers
by Jeanette B. Jordon, Pastor M. DIV., CLC, DCS, DCSCT, FOUNDER AND CEO Dementia Dignified Academy Equipping caregivers and care partners
Read MoreIt’s A New Day: Transitioning to Senior Living Communities Part Two: Out and About and Making Friends
It's A New Day: Transitioning to Senior Living Communities Part 2: Out and About and Making Friends and Amplifying Life
Read MoreCaregiving in the Time of Dementias
When caring for a loved one living with dementia, here are questions that do not often come up, but should.
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