When a Loved One Wanders
by Sonya Bush, TPD Special Victims Unit In the last twelve months, the Tallahassee Police Department responded to 326 reports of missing people. We found many of the missing people […]
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Get to Know New Board Member Sean Desmond
About Sean Desmond Sean Desmond is married with two children and is the newest Alzheimer’s Project Board Member. He attends Bradfordville First Baptist Church where he teaches a Sunday School […]
Purple Craze
Save the Date for Purple Craze Put on your best purple duds and join us on April 25th for this fun, over-the-top purple extravaganza featuring the Michael Miller Band. In […]
Alzheimer's and Wandering
Wandering away from home is common among people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. It can be a terrifying experience for both the person who wanders and […]
35th Annual Alzheimer's Disease Education & Training Conference
We have a full day of learning lined up for you on February 8th from 8am-3pm at the FSU College of Medicine. Register today to reserve your spot! In the […]
Exercise to Prevent Dementia
by Rob Wicker Are you thinking about exercise as a goal in 2020? You’ve probably heard that you can exercise to prevent dementia. It’s not a myth! The results of […]
Dealing with Dementia Workshop
Upcoming Dealing with Dementia Workshop on January 7th We’re excited to be offering a new opportunity for local families to learn about dementia. Join us at Westminster Oaks on January […]
Feeling Hopeless, Alone, and Nowhere to Turn
By Christine Mosher In the Beginning I am a full-time caregiver to my 90-year old mother. In July 2018, she was diagnosed with dementia with behavioral disturbance. Back in April […]
5 Holiday Tips to Help Families Facing Alzheimer's
Do you know a family who has been affected by Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia? You may be wondering how you can help during this busy holiday season. […]
Forget-Me-Not Walk & Cliff Hinkle Round to Remember
Walk & Golf Fundraisers Support the Alzheimer’s Project Although caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia can be an overwhelming experience, you don’t have […]