Thank You, Debbie Moroney!
Debbie Moroney recently retired as Executive Director of the Alzheimer’s Project. Therefore, we wanted to pay tribute to Debbie and the five wonderful years she gave us! Here’s a little […]
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The Benefits of Chair Yoga for Persons with Dementia
When caring for a loved one with dementia, it’s important to find engaging activities to help keep them active. Thankfully, chair yoga is a great option! There are benefits of […]
Juneteenth
written by John Trombetta, Alzheimer’s Project Executive Director During a presentation last week, Dr. Carl Hill from the Alzheimer’s Association reflected on the contributions of the first African American Psychiatrist, […]
Alzheimer's Project Gets Brand Makeover
We are Alzheimer’s Project; a local nonprofit dedicated to helping people with memory disorders and their caregivers. For over a decade, we have used a logo with a rock-like figure […]
The Importance of Routine and Familiarity to Persons with Dementia
Caring for a person with dementia is difficult and challenging. Most caregivers are not prepared for the many obstacles they will face along this journey of caregiving. Memory loss and […]
Introducing Our New Executive Director
We are excited to announce John Trombetta as the new Executive Director of Alzheimer’s Project! Prior to joining as our new Executive Director, Trombetta served as CEO for the Florida […]
Meet Board Member, Lashawn Gordon
by Phil Nowicki Meet Board Member Lashawn Gordon! I’ve had the pleasure of serving on the Alzheimer’s Project Board of Directors with Lashawn for the past three years. Her desire […]
10 Tips to Tackle Stress
April is Stress Awareness Month! Why is this important to us? Everyone experiences stress and, over time, it can become detrimental to our health. We care about YOU so we’re […]
Lifting and Moving Your Loved One Out of Bed
Dementia can cripple a person’s ability to move around. As the disease progresses, you will likely need to help with lifting and moving your loved one out of the bed, […]
Music Therapy & Alzheimer’s Project: Connections that Resonate
by Julie E. Avirett MM, MT-BC First, the strumming of an acoustic guitar fills the room. Then, feet begin to tap in response and smiles emerge as voices join together […]