What is Sundowning?
Discover why people with Alzheimer's or a related dementia experience "sundowning" and how to help prevent it.
Holiday Tips for Dementia Caregivers
The holiday season is upon us - learn ways to prepare people living with dementia (and guests) for what to expect with these holiday tips for dementia caregivers.
Walk Wednesday: Fundraising Tips
Whether you are a brand-new walker or have been walking with us for years, everyone can benefit from some quick and easy fundraising tips to boost their Walk4ALZ team!
Is it Normal Aging or Alzheimer’s?
While mild forgetfulness can be a part of normal aging, it can also be a sign of more serious memory problems, such as mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Alzheimer's disease, or another form of dementia.
5 Activities for People with Alzheimer’s in San Diego
Social activities for people with Alzheimer's disease are among our most popular offerings, as they can provide much needed socialization, fun, and at times light exercise.
Why do people living with memory loss repeat things?
Oftentimes, people living with memory loss repeat things like questions or stories over and over. Learn why this happens and what you can do about it.
Program Spotlight: VITALZ (Volunteers in Touch)
Nearly 100,000 people in San Diego County are living with dementia – and 1 out of 4 live alone. Learn about how our VITALZ (Volunteers in Touch) program specifically helps this population.
Recap: 2022 Visionary Luncheon & Auction
The Visionary Luncheon & Auction raised more than $140,000 for Alzheimer's support and research!
Why words matter: “care partner” vs “caregiver” & more
Words matter – especially when it comes to dementia care. At Alzheimer’s San Diego, we strive to use terms, phrases, and words that don’t diminish but rather support the dignity of people living with memory loss. In honor of National Caregivers Day, we want to bring awareness to why certain terms may not be the best choice, and how simple substitutions can make a huge difference in how we view people living with dementia.
Fact Check: Demystifying support groups
Whether you’re living with dementia or caring for someone who is, dealing with memory loss can be complicated, overwhelming, and lonely. That’s why we’re taking this month to highlight one of our most successful programs – our valuable support groups.
