One of the most common themes discussed this year has been about loss: the loss of our ability to do what we want, when we want, how we want. For someone living with dementia, this is their new “ongoing normal” – a continual loss of resources, especially within themselves.
Jessica Cortez was looking for a new opportunity to challenge herself when she learned about the job opening at Alzheimer’s San Diego. She's always worked in the nonprofit world and was excited to hear about the organization's reputation for serving its own community.
We are proud to share that one of our volunteers, Perry Nam, was recently recognized for his work by the North Coast Philanthropy Council.
This year has taught us how important it is to return to the basics. And now that the holidays are upon us, continuing that fundamental outlook can help us see our families and each other through this season.
After months of using video calls at Alzheimer's San Diego, we've developed a set of best practices for creating meaningful connections with people living with dementia across the digital divide.
Studies have identified that caregivers report higher levels of stress than non-caregivers. To help, we've created this collection of guided mediation recordings for you with additional resources for anxiety management and relief.
We are on the verge of breakthroughs in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and we need volunteers to help us get there!
Learn how to incorporate some easy principles of Universal Design to make your home safer and happier for someone living with dementia.
Here's a step-by-step guide of how to make a portion of your Amazon services support Alzheimer's San Diego, through AmazonSmile.
Jacquelyn Joyce is here to break all the stereotypes when it comes to dementia caregiving.
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