Take Time to See the Woodpecker
I had been sitting at my desk all morning when my dogs sashayed into my office and politely asked to go outside to play and take care of...
“That’s Good Enough!”
A couple of years ago, I was driving to work enjoying Christmas music and was reminded that Dolly Parton will be “home for Christmas”...
Finding Encouragement in Scripture During the Holidays
When caring for a family member with health challenges, this time of year can be extremely stressful with the added demands of the...
Gathering for a Thankful Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time for friends, families, football, and feast! And don’t forget the iconic Macy’s Day Parade that welcomes Santa in...
H.A.L.T. and Practice Self-care
When supporting someone living with a neurocognitive disorder such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, identifying your needs and...
The Power of Music and Dementia
Rhythm is the basic and fundamental component in all music. Rhythm is not just found in songs, but from the beginning of life. Our first...
Staying Active Together
If you are supporting someone living with dementia, exercising together can improve functional independence, reduce stress, improve mood,...
Daylight Savings Time and the Affects on Persons Living with Memory Loss
For most of us in the United Stares, we will be “falling back” on Sunday, November 3rd as daylight savings time comes to an end. This...
We Get To Go There! Devotional Guide
Day 1: The Request of James and John. Key Verse: Mark 10:35-37 •What ambitions drive your daily decisions? •How can you align your...
