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Loved Ones with Dementia: How to Connect
Today’s blog is a family affair – the post was written by Ellen Woodward Potts and the photo is of her husband, Dr. Daniel Potts, and his father, Lester Potts. Dr. Potts, a neurologist, has been inspired by his father’s journey through Alzheimer’s disease. Ellen’s family members have also struggled with dementia and she writes a blog that honors and supports caregivers. Here’s what Ellen has to say: ‘As dementia progresses, it becomes more and more difficult to connect with our loved ones. I often get questions about this from … Continue reading
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Tagged Alzheimers disease, artwork, bibliotherapy, Cognitive Dynamics, dance, dementia, Dr. Daniel Potts, Ellen Woodward Potts, music, Naomi Feil
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Morocco, Thanksgiving and our Thanks to You
There are so many different ways that the Moroccan people creatively express themselves – through their carpets, jewelry, ceramics, wood carvings, leather goods. The winding alleyways of the souks are full of local artwork. The kiosks are colorful and the vendors thankful for your interest in what they do. And on this important holiday we have a lot to be thankful for even in these hard times. As always, members of the sandwich generation, we’re thankful to have you involved in the work we do. Our heartfelt wishes to you … Continue reading
Posted in your self
Tagged artwork, cultural diversity, leather goods, Morocco, thanksgiving, the Sandwich Generation
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