Learn how to understand, communicate and connect with someone who has dementia. At this event, we'll provide an overview of Alzheimer's disease and dementia and provide insights on ways to engage with someone who
Join us for a free educational event exploring Brain Health. What do we know about how to keep a brain healthy? What are common changes to our brains in mid-life and later? When should
The topic for this week’s Caregiver Coffee is: Preventing and Managing FallsFalls, while preventable, are a threat to the health of older adults and their ability to remain independent. During this session, we'll discuss ways
The topic for this week’s Caregiver Coffee is: Managing Restlessness and Sleep Issues People with dementia often have trouble sleeping or may experience changes in their sleep schedule. There are many things you can
The topic for this week's Caregiver Coffee is Caregiver Tips. Our expert MemoryLane Care Services Team Member will discuss practical tips and resources that provide support and assistance for family caregivers. Learn from others
The topic for this week's Caregiver Coffee is Using Reminiscence in Caregiving. People living with dementia struggle with short-term memory limitations. Recalling memories from the past is a great way to connect. In this
The topic for this week's Caregiver Coffee is the Stages and Progression of Dementia. Dementia is the umbrella term for the category of illnesses that cause memory loss and the deterioration of mental functioning.
The topic for this week's Caregiver Coffee is Grief and Guilt in Caregiving. Caring for an older or ill adult is challenging. It's natural to feel a range of emotions, including guilt and grief.
This week’s online Caregiver Coffee topic is: Caregiving Tips Our expert MemoryLane Care Services Team Member or special invited guest will discuss practical tips and resources that provide support and assistance. Learn from others who
Do any of these statements sound familiar to you? “I want to keep my father in his own home, but it gets so hard when he resists everything I do.” Or, “I love my parents
