People living with cognitive impairment may react to time changes very differently than people who are accustomed to the shift. Learn ways to help them through this transition, as well as what potential reactions to anticipate.
Don't know the best way to reach out to friends and family for your Walk4ALZ fundraising? Here's a quick step-by-step guide on how to efficiently send out emails to your contacts.
Meet the Walk4ALZ 2023 Mascot, Eleven! Find out her favorite activities, how she got her name, and the connection her human companion, Carina, has to dementia and Walk4ALZ.
Regina, our Director of Grants & Advocacy, has been with us since the beginning in 2015, but her experience in the nonprofit world goes back further than that. Learn about how her department has evolved over time and what she appreciates most about her role.
In this edition of our Clinical Care Coach Corner, we talk about easy activities for people living with dementia, simple ways to keep their brains engaged, and how this benefits their quality of life.
Las personas con Alzheimer o demencia pueden volverse desconfiados y sentir miedo, hasta de sus seres queridos y también con los quién cuidan de ellos. Lee sobre por qué pasa esto y cómo manejar paranoia.
Our ALZ Companions Respite program is one that genuinely affects people living with dementia, care partners, and volunteers. We asked two of them to reflect on their experience and how it has affected their lives, the families they're partnered with, and what lessons they've learned.
The final part of our Intimacy & New Relationships series for caregivers discusses how and what to talk about with the person you want to begin dating. This includes setting expectations about your commitment level, family dynamics, and more.
The transition from home to a residential care facility can be challenging for everyone involved, but especially for people living with dementia. Here are some tips for making the transition smoother for them and the rest of the family.
Part three of our Intimacy & New Relationships series for caregivers talks about having honest and difficult conversations with your friends and family about dating again.
