How to sign up for an education webinar using Zoom
We've put together this helpful step-by-step video so you can see exactly how to register for one of our online classes, and know what to expect during the webinar.
We've put together this helpful step-by-step video so you can see exactly how to register for one of our online classes, and know what to expect during the webinar.
Alzheimer's San Diego is excited to announce our second annual Volunteer Storytelling Contest. This year, the prompt is...
Patricia Williams Gorman has years of experience as a dementia care partner. In this column, she will share advice on how to approach common caregiver challenges.
Read our guide for 10 tips to help someone living with dementia feel comfortable at their COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
If you've read our Annual Report or visited our website recently, you may have seen our new tagline: Brain Health for All.
Lindsey Proctor initially connected with Alzheimer’s San Diego as an ALZ Companion volunteer in 2019. She was matched with a local family and was happy to learn more about the disease while providing necessary respite care for those in need.
Patricia Gorman Williams has been a dementia care partner twice in her life. She shares her story almost 6 months to the day after beloved husband's passing, to try and reach people who may have a deep mistrust or hesitation when it comes to getting outside support.
As the COVID-19 vaccine continues to roll out across San Diego County, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest information. We created this page to serve as a guide.
Kristen Henley always knew she wanted to work with older adults. Her mother was a private caregiver growing up, so she’d often interact with this population and gained respect for their wisdom and life experience early on. With awareness of diseases like Alzheimer’s and other dementias, Kristen was excited when a position opened at Alzheimer’s San Diego for the role of Clinical Care Coach.
For someone caring for a person with memory loss, each year comes with emotional markers. Valentine's Day is the next milestone coming up. The problem with this holiday is there is not a recognition of the turmoil that exists in celebrating this love, the strife and struggle, and the ups and downs of dementia.