Do You Know the Good Samaritan? (Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb)
Some years ago, Brandy and I went snow skiing with her brother in Park City, Utah. It was beautiful. I had not been skiing since I was a...
Why Does My Loved-One Always Say No?
So often, when supporting someone living with dementia, a first response when a suggestion is given to do something is “no.” Although...
Staying Active Together
If you are supporting someone living with dementia, exercising together can improve functional independence, reduce stress, improve mood,...
Find Joy Again! (Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb)
I am about to share with you one of my most embarrassing moments. The event occurred one weekend as a teenager when my parents drove me to...
Getting In Tune Again (Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb)
Recently I read about a blue grass radio station in Missouri that received a unique phone call. The caller said to the DJ, “Hello, I am a...
Seniors, Scams and the Relationship to Dementia
Sadly, seniors are vulnerable to scams, especially financial fraud. According to the FBI, scammers target older people and successfully...
Protecting Your Loved-one from Information Overload
When you are caring for someone with a chronic illness, minimizing stress and anxiety makes for a healthier emotional environment for all....
Take Only What You Need (Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb)
How many of you took a vacation this summer? Now, how many of you travel light? I remember observing a young couple in an airport a few...
Nurturing the Spiritual Needs of Persons Living with Memory Loss
Spiritual and social connectedness are key to our overall well-being. This is especially true for persons living with memory loss. Creating...