Organizations & Support
Connecting with Organizations and Support Networks
Navigating the later stages of life is easier with the right support and resources. In this section, we highlight various organizations and support networks dedicated to Baby Boomers. From community groups and non-profits to online forums and helplines, there are numerous resources available to help you stay informed, connected, and supported. Discover how to access financial assistance, healthcare guidance, and social activities that cater to your interests and needs. Building a strong support network can enhance your quality of life, providing companionship, advice, and the necessary resources to thrive in your golden years.
The Dementia Society of America
How planting seeds can boost brain health. Did you know that the simple act of growing a plant from seed is not just a garden adventure but also a scientifically proven way to improve brain health? In this article, we’ll explore the scientific aspects of how nurturing a seed into a thriving pla…
How planting seeds can boost brain health. Did you know that the simple act of growing a plant from seed is not just a garden adventure but also a scientifically proven way to improve brain health?…
How planting seeds can boost brain health. Did you know that the simple act of growing a plant from seed is not just a garden adventure but also a scientifically proven way to improve brain health? In this article, we’ll explore the scientific aspects of how nurturing a seed into a thriving plant can positively affect our brains, providing a green pathway to enhanced cognitive well-being. Nature Connection Scientific studies have shown that connecting with nature, even in small ways like growing plants, has profound effects on the brain. When we engage with plants, the brain releases c…
Kevin Jameson
April 15, 2024 
A study of Fruit flies has uncovered new insights into the brain’s sense of direction and how regions of the brain communicate to help us find our way. Researchers have discovered that people living with aphasia have more trouble coming up with words when they’re prompted by images and words …
A study of Fruit flies has uncovered new insights into the brain’s sense of direction and how regions of the brain communicate to help us find our way. Researchers have discovered that people liv…
A study of Fruit flies has uncovered new insights into the brain’s sense of direction and how regions of the brain communicate to help us find our way. Researchers have discovered that people living with aphasia have more trouble coming up with words when they’re prompted by images and words that carry negative emotional meaning. Scientists have developed the first 3D-printed brain tissue that can grow and function like typical brain tissue, which will help researchers better understand how brain cells communicate. Research suggests that just thinking about spending time with your…
Kevin Jameson
April 15, 2024 
Unlocking brain health and resilience. Remarkable discoveries have been unfolding among the congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. This unique exploration into the lives of these dedicated women has provided valuable insights into the mysteries of brain health and cognitive resilience.…
Unlocking brain health and resilience. Remarkable discoveries have been unfolding among the congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. This unique exploration into the lives of these dedicat…
Unlocking brain health and resilience. Remarkable discoveries have been unfolding among the congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. This unique exploration into the lives of these dedicated women has provided valuable insights into the mysteries of brain health and cognitive resilience. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of the Nun Study and uncover the secrets it holds about maintaining a healthy brain, including a peculiar finding that nuns with the pathology of a Dementia did not necessarily exhibit its symptoms. The Nun Study Initiated in 1986 by Dr. David Snowdon, th…
Kevin Jameson
April 15, 2024 
Kevin Jameson
April 15, 2024 
When you’re caring for a parent or a loved one living with Dementia at home, setting up a safer space may help prevent them from tripping, falling, and becoming confused. Creative home updates that help your loved one see or find objects more easily and move through the home independently may also…
When you’re caring for a parent or a loved one living with Dementia at home, setting up a safer space may help prevent them from tripping, falling, and becoming confused. Creative home updates that …
When you’re caring for a parent or a loved one living with Dementia at home, setting up a safer space may help prevent them from tripping, falling, and becoming confused. Creative home updates that help your loved one see or find objects more easily and move through the home independently may also help keep them happier, healthier, and safer at home for longer. Here’s how to make a home Dementia-friendly so they can make the most of their daily living space.For starters, basic home safety is an essential factor in Dementia care. “People living with Dementia are more vulnerable to trips…
Kevin Jameson
January 31, 2024 
Falling asleep and staying asleep are incredibly important for brain health and cognitive function. Sleep may be affected by specific causes of Dementia, but in addition, some studies show that poor sleep might actually contribute to the development of a Dementia. Many people struggle with getting a…
Falling asleep and staying asleep are incredibly important for brain health and cognitive function. Sleep may be affected by specific causes of Dementia, but in addition, some studies show that poor s…
Falling asleep and staying asleep are incredibly important for brain health and cognitive function. Sleep may be affected by specific causes of Dementia, but in addition, some studies show that poor sleep might actually contribute to the development of a Dementia. Many people struggle with getting adequate sleep due to various factors, including stress, activity level, and poor sleep hygiene.Electronics have found their way into many aspects of modern life. Adults and children have more access to LED screens and electronic entertainment today than at any other time in history. While many of …
Kevin Jameson
November 1, 2023 
There is accumulating evidence that dementia has a long preclinical phase that may begin years or even decades before a clinical diagnosis.1 In addition, data indicating the preclinical signs of dementia and declines in memory and other cognitive skills also include motor skill difficulties.It's …
There is accumulating evidence that dementia has a long preclinical phase that may begin years or even decades before a clinical diagnosis.1 In addition, data indicating the preclinical signs of demen…
There is accumulating evidence that dementia has a long preclinical phase that may begin years or even decades before a clinical diagnosis.1 In addition, data indicating the preclinical signs of dementia and declines in memory and other cognitive skills also include motor skill difficulties.It's difficult to tease out regular age-related changes in coordination and balance from those motor skills that put people at increased risk for dementia. Measures of preclinical impairments include changes in gait and walking speed, loss of muscle mass and strength, as well as reduced manual agility an…
Kevin Jameson
October 10, 2023 
Vascular Dementia is a type of Dementia that is caused by damage to blood vessels in the brain. This damage can lead to a reduction in blood flow to the brain, which can cause cognitive decline, mood changes, and behavioral disturbances. Vascular Dementia is the second most common type of Dementia a…
Vascular Dementia is a type of Dementia that is caused by damage to blood vessels in the brain. This damage can lead to a reduction in blood flow to the brain, which can cause cognitive decline, mood …
Vascular Dementia is a type of Dementia that is caused by damage to blood vessels in the brain. This damage can lead to a reduction in blood flow to the brain, which can cause cognitive decline, mood changes, and behavioral disturbances. Vascular Dementia is the second most common type of Dementia after Alzheimer's disease. There is no cure for Vascular Dementia, but there are a number of treatment options that can help to improve quality of life. These treatment options include: Managing underlying conditions that contribute to Vascular Dementia Medications to manage symptoms Cognitive …
Kevin Jameson
August 27, 2023 
When 77-year-old Anne (pseudonym) was diagnosed with Dementia, her family wanted to keep her engaged in art. After all, she was a successful abstract artist for decades, so why stop now?Her family expected her to use the art studio in her condo–which was full of all sorts of supplies–like she …
When 77-year-old Anne (pseudonym) was diagnosed with Dementia, her family wanted to keep her engaged in art. After all, she was a successful abstract artist for decades, so why stop now?Her family e…
When 77-year-old Anne (pseudonym) was diagnosed with Dementia, her family wanted to keep her engaged in art. After all, she was a successful abstract artist for decades, so why stop now?Her family expected her to use the art studio in her condo–which was full of all sorts of supplies–like she previously did, but that didn’t happen.“The family didn’t understand how they needed to help with cueing and getting [Anne] engaged,” says Jeannine Forrest, Dementia care coach and advisory council member for Dementia Society of America®. “We coached the family about how to bring out ju…
Kevin Jameson
July 1, 2023 
Awareness and education are the first steps to understanding Dementia. Dementia is a complex syndrome that affects millions of individuals worldwide, as well as their families and caregivers. In the United States, the Dementia Society of America (DSA) has emerged as a prominent organization that rai…
Awareness and education are the first steps to understanding Dementia. Dementia is a complex syndrome that affects millions of individuals worldwide, as well as their families and caregivers. In the U…
Awareness and education are the first steps to understanding Dementia. Dementia is a complex syndrome that affects millions of individuals worldwide, as well as their families and caregivers. In the United States, the Dementia Society of America (DSA) has emerged as a prominent organization that raises awareness and supports those affected by Dementia. With its unwavering commitment to education, awareness, and community engagement, DSA is vital in empowering individuals living with Dementia and fostering a more inclusive society. This article will explore five aspects of its mission, initiati…
Kevin Jameson
May 2, 2023 
A Dementia diagnosis can be confusing and challenging, but individuals and families can feel empowered as they navigate their next steps. Board-certified chiropractic neurologist ,Dr. Michael S. Trayford and neuropsychologist ,Dr. Karen Sullivan give their insights into memory and cognitive care str…
A Dementia diagnosis can be confusing and challenging, but individuals and families can feel empowered as they navigate their next steps. Board-certified chiropractic neurologist ,Dr. Michael S. Trayf…
A Dementia diagnosis can be confusing and challenging, but individuals and families can feel empowered as they navigate their next steps. Board-certified chiropractic neurologist ,Dr. Michael S. Trayford and neuropsychologist ,Dr. Karen Sullivan give their insights into memory and cognitive care strategies for people living with Dementia, as well as their families.1. Assemble a Care TeamOnce you’ve been given a proper diagnosis and a second opinion, an organized treatment plan should be on the agenda. Planning will most likely include a team of various medical specialists, your primary c…
Kevin Jameson
April 2, 2023 
