Class Recap: Driving & Memory Loss
Dementia impacts a person's ability to drive safely. Keep reading to understand why, and for strategies of how to successfully talk with your person about when they need to stop driving.
Dementia impacts a person's ability to drive safely. Keep reading to understand why, and for strategies of how to successfully talk with your person about when they need to stop driving.
Our own Marcie Hanna, LCSW, addresses some of the challenges dementia care partners are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic – and shares how we all can preserve our mental health.
When you donate to Alzheimer’s San Diego, you know exactly where your money is going. Every single dollar stays in San Diego County for Alzheimer's support and research – no exceptions.
You don't have to write a check to make a difference. Help raise awareness for Rides4ALZ 2020!
Not many of us had “getting through a global pandemic” on our list of worries. But here we are.
Social distancing can be especially difficult for those with a loved one in a long-term care facility. To help those with a loved one in long-term care – and those considering placement – we've put together this guide to answer common questions.
The month of May began with a special opportunity to learn from renowned dementia educator Teepa Snow during "Talk with Teepa: Caregiving, Compassion, and COVID-19."
Jay and his wife, Simone, share a special bond. People often ask them how they’ve stayed so affectionate after more than 50 years of marriage. Jay’s answer is simple: “It’s just what we do. That...and we’re French.”
We are excited to launch our first-ever storytelling contest! The prompt is "Creativity during COVID: Share how a lesson you learned as a volunteer at Alzheimer's San Diego helped you cope during the pandemic OR how you've still managed to connect as a volunteer despite social distancing."
We are thrilled to host an upcoming event with renowned dementia educator Teepa Snow!