You Get a Dementia Diagnosis, What Are the Next Steps?
Receiving a dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming - we'll walk you through changes to consider going forward.
Celebrating Traditions Differently with Dementia
Dementia Support Corner: Find out how you can modify your holidays to celebrate traditions differently with dementia challenges in mind.
Planeando actividades para personas con demencia
Uno de los aspectos más desafiantes de cuidar a alguien es el desarrollo de una rutina diaria y planear actividades para personas con demencia que sean interesantes y de valor para la persona.
The 10th Anniversary of Alzheimer’s San Diego
Commemorating the 10th anniversary of Alzheimer's San Diego serving the community, and unveiling our new logo.
Tax-Smart Giving for 2025
Learn about tax-smart giving and ways to maximize your donations while reducing your tax burden this year.
The Cost of Hiring a Private Caregiver: What You Need to Know
Hiring a private caregiver offers the opportunity for a long-term connection - but that also means hiring a personal employee - which comes with risks of its own.
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.
Finding Gratitude Through the Good and Bad of Dementia
Dementia Support Corner: Explore how those impacted by memory loss can find and use gratitude to move through the good and bad of dementia - especially the emotions often felt throughout the journey.
The Link Between Down Syndrome and Alzheimer’s Disease
The connection between Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease is notable, as many people with DS may develop dementia later in life - learn more about why this occurs.
¿Qué es el síndrome vespertino?
Las personas con demencia pueden estar más confundidos o nerviosos más tarde en el día - lo cual se llama el síndrome vespertino.
