Notes from a Dementia Expert: Dealing with holiday stress
While the holiday season is filled with positive things, there is a lot of potential stress that comes with it – especially for dementia caregivers.
While the holiday season is filled with positive things, there is a lot of potential stress that comes with it – especially for dementia caregivers.
Thank to everyone who came to our annual Holiday Open House on December 4th! Check out photos from the party at the link.
Six months ago, Alzheimer's San Diego partnered with Grossmont Healthcare District and the County of San Diego to launch an innovative new pilot program: the Alzheimer's Response Team (ART).
A family counseling room at Alzheimer's San Diego received a free makeover just in time for the holidays, thanks to a generous donation from Jerome's Furniture.
It can seem like there's a new Alzheimer's "breakthrough" almost every day. We sift through the headlines and pull together the true, reputable research updates for you. Here are six things you should know about Alzheimer’s and dementia research from the last month.
This checklist is designed to create a safer environment for you and your household.
When Brigitte Galgut was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2015, it confirmed her family's worst fears.
Nancy Mora was only 44 years old when she got the news. Her husband, Enrique, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. At the time, Enrique himself was only 58. Their boys were 11 and 13. With the shocking diagnosis, they went from children, to instant caregivers.
My name is Caroline Ster and I am studying journalism/public relations and psychology at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. In early July of this year, I began working as a Marketing Intern at Alzheimer’s San Diego.
You can see Kathleen Bade on FOX 5 San Diego every weeknight. She's a straight-shooting news anchor, keeping calm and cool no matter the story. If you're lucky, you saw her emcee last year's Walk4ALZ, where she shared her family's battle with dementia for the very first time.