There’s something special about sports in the fall. Sunday afternoons are filled with football. The baseball playoffs bring the excitement… Read More »More Than a Game: How Fall Sports Can Bring Back Memories and Create New Connections for People Living with Dementia
In recognition of Clergy Appreciation Month October is Clergy Appreciation Month, a time to recognize the pastors, priests, ministers, chaplains,… Read More »Faith Beyond Memory: Honoring the Clergy Who Walk Alongside Families Living with Dementia
October in the Lehigh Valley brings colorful leaves, cooler evenings, apple cider, pumpkins—and a little German flair. Bethlehem’s annual Oktoberfest… Read More »Oktoberfest, Memory and the Brain: Celebrating the Tradition Without Making It About the Beer
As we get older, some of life’s simplest pleasures can become the most meaningful. For an aging parent or someone… Read More »Sometimes the Best Fall Activity Is Simply Going for a Drive
Imagine walking into a local coffee shop with your father, who is living with dementia. He has trouble ordering. He… Read More »What Does It Mean to Be a Dementia-Friendly Community? The Lehigh Valley Is Learning Together
There is something special about fall in the Lehigh Valley. The first cool morning. The smell of apple cider. Pumpkins… Read More »Apples, Pumpkins and Memories: Why Fall Outings Can Be So Meaningful for Someone Living With Dementia
