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Caregivers are heroes, but they need self-care too. Tips include meditation breaks, socializing, gratitude journaling, and seeking help when needed. Prioritize your well-being.
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As we gear up for our Walk to End Alzheimer’s events this fall in Anchorage & Soldotna, we want to take a moment to recognize our enthusiastic and dedicated Walk Manager, Cyrese! Throughout the year, she works tirelessly to raise awareness, fundraise for research, and bring colorful and inspiring walks in Alaska to life! We
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Pictured Above: Board member Dr. Steffi Kim is introduced on the House Floor of the Alaska State Legislature Despite the efforts of Alaska’s dementia community, Governor Mike Dunleavy vetoed $1.5 million for adult day grants and $1.5 million for community-based services that advocates fought for this year. While this news is disappointing, it is just
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The 4th of July poses challenges for those caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s. Creating a calm environment, simplifying decorations, planning a structured day, adapting festive foods, and engaging with memories can make the holiday enjoyable.
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It is never too early or too late to take charge of your brain health! Two-thirds of Americans have at least one major potential risk factor for dementia. No matter your age or stage in life, you can take charge of your brain health.Growing evidence shows that modifying certain risk factors and promoting healthy behaviors
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As the sun stretches its luminous fingers across the horizon, we stand together, determined to make each moment count. Welcome to The Longest Day—a tribute, a spirited celebration, and a passionate call to action in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. On this day, we honor the resilience of those facing Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. We
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Artwork by Daniel Cascardo entitled, “Heal the World” Holidays & Celebrations Spring has arrived and with it comes new celebrations of culture and community. The whole of April was Celebrate Diversity Month and provided us with a reminder to recognize and appreciate all the ways we experience the world differently be it through gender identity,
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Adult Day respite providers allow caregivers to get to work or school on time, and ensure their loved ones are staying physically and mentally active. These aren’t just respite centers – they are community centers available to those in need of services and their families. They provide care for loved ones, provide engaging activities, help
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Volunteers drive everything we do at the Alzheimer’s Association. This National Volunteer Week, join us in advocating, fundraising, and providing support. Make a difference!
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Back in March, volunteer advocates headed to Juneau to raise their voice about Alzheimer’s in Alaska and urge elected officals to support vital legislation to support not only those facing Alzheimer’s but their caregivers, as well. Our advocates know first hand the impact that Alzheimer’s has on a family and they also know the impact
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