Favorite Links
Welcome to my Favorite Links. These are a few of my favorite things.
Need Legal and financial info? Check out this booklet that lays out everything you need: Alzheimer’s and Dementia Financial & Legal Planning for Patients and Families.
Visit my Facebook page for the latest posts.
Find ideas and suggestions for activities and entertainment that reduce agitation, aid sleep, and often allow for reduction in medication.
Offers a wide range of products to help make life with dementia easier.
Visit this site for information about the Area Agency on Aging, Helpline, and other senior resources.
Community Resources and Services, Home Health Care, and Senior Housing listed all in one place for Baldwin, Escambia, and Mobile Counties.
This site provides tips and tools to enhance home safety for persons with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia.
Dementia Alliance International - Only people with dementia are allowed to be a member of this group. They offer peer to peer support and have a mission for a world where a person with dementia continues to be fully valued AND included.
Caring for the Nation - One person at a time.
World's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support, and research.
http://www.communityresourcefinder.org - for resources in your area.
Find Teepa's resources, teachings, and calendar at this site.
Learn about the national Dementia Action Alliance here.
Learn about the SPECAL method.
"Our goal is to create a global community of people who, like us, are learning to listen to people with dementia for what they have to teach us about our own humanity."
Great resource with extensive publications on Alzheimer's disease.
Denise Brown has been offering help to caregivers for years now and has quite a collection of information to benefit from. Take the time to search out what interests you.
Caregiving Online Resource
Minnesotans working together on the impact of Alzheimer's.
If you have a disease of the brain or the eye, they are here to help.
Home Instead offers individualized approach to keep seniors safe and sound at home, rather than anywhere else.
Expanding the word of possibilities for aging.
A sweet video worth watching.
Brian LeBlanc blogs about life with early onset Alzheimer's Disease. His story.