Make Sure to Have Some Fun
Caregiving tasks may occupy so much of your time that you forget to enjoy life. Yet, you have to make sure to have some fun! You’ve heard the adage that […]
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The Importance of Memory Screening
Your brain is one of the most important parts of your body. Like your checkup for vital measures such heart rate, blood pressure and cholesterol levels, memory screening should be […]
Managing Your Loved One’s Sleep Issues
Sleep issues are a common problem for people living with dementia. It is especially challenging in the later stages of the disease, and frequently affects the caregiver’s sleep as well. […]
Alzheimer’s Project Adaptations for COVID-19
Our staff and volunteers have done a fantastic job of making adaptations for COVID-19 since the pandemic began. It was not easy nor inexpensive, but we are a more nimble […]
What to do when it’s time to take the car keys away…
Among the most stressful situations dementia caregivers face is taking the car keys away from their loved one when they are unable to drive safely. Initially, it can be difficult […]
You Do Not Need to Do It Alone
As a caregiver, do you find it difficult to ask other people for the help you need? There are many reasons this may be the case. According to the Rosalynn […]
Impact of COVID-19 on In-Home Dementia Caregivers
The impact of COVID-19 on caregivers over the past five months has been an intense issue we need to acknowledge. Caregivers of persons with dementia deal with a unique set […]
The Reasons for and Risks of Dementia Diagnosis Delay
by Alzheimer’s Project Board Member, Philip Nowicki As we age, we can certainly experience “senior” moments. We may have difficulty remembering names, details of a movie recently watched, or where […]
Getting to Know Executive Director John Trombetta
Recently, John Trombetta succeeded Debbie Moroney as Executive Director for the Alzheimer’s Project. We are excited to have him on board and enjoy the new perspective that he brings to […]