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Letter from the Executive Director
I send this latest Care Partner Connection newsletter from a space of deep gratitude and reverence. These bulletins serve as checkpoints to consider where we’ve been, where we’re going, and… - Blog Articles
Postdoc researcher wrote a book about how dementia influences the multilingual experience
Carolin Schneider sees different languages as portals to entirely new realms. When you enter these spaces, you learn cultures and mindsets that enrich your own. - Blog Articles
When you apply the language of Spring to someone living with Alzheimer's or dementia, your stories are hopeful & can have happy endings
The language of spring is one of levity, color, energy. This season marks fresh starts, budding flowers, longer daylight hours. - Blog Articles
AdventHealth Research Institute VP Helps Care Partners Keep Their Heads Above Water When Supporting Someone with Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia
Rob Herzog, Vice President of AdventHealth Research Institute in Orlando, & ADRC Board President - Blog Articles
Alzheimer's clinical trials give participants hope, chance to leave legacy
Charter Research CEO Jeff Pohlig facilitates joy and hope for Central Floridians who otherwise stand to lose everything. - Blog Articles
People living with Alzheimer's could contribute to finding a cure by donating to the Florida Brain Bank Research Program
Floridians living with Alzheimer’s Disease or another form of dementia have a unique opportunity to leave a legacy that touches their families, communities, and future generations. - Blog Articles
This is how to cultivate your mind's positive aspects when your person is navigating dementia-related brain changes
Dementia-related brain changes present specific shades of grief, loss, and stress that can overtake the family members who are providing care. An adult child, for example, might face unprecedented triggers,… - Blog Articles
What is the first thing you should do when you realize the person you care for who is living with any form of dementia has symptoms that are much worse than you thought?
If the person for whom you are caring for, or about, is navigating dementia-related brain changes, you are no stranger to complicated emotional spirals. These feelings are multifaceted and dense,… - Blog Articles
What we know about how to avoid early-onset dementia, a rare Alzheimer's variant, and breaking new research
Why do some people develop dementia before age 65 while most clear that birthday without cognitive changes? - Blog Articles
FDA grants approval to Alzheimer's drug that slows progress of disease
Although it cannot reverse the damage caused by the plaques that are the hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease, a promising new drug may slow its progression, studies show. - Blog Articles
How Music Impacts People Living with Alzheimer's or Other Forms of Dementia and their Care Partners
When you walk into Mary Wrablica’s Sanford home, you hear Jimmy Roselli’s voice crooning softly from a small, kitchen-counter speaker. Down the hall, Wrablica’s mother, Rose Marie, sleeps soundly. - Blog Articles
How One Man Found Strength While Caring for His Wife with Alzheimer's
Not long after 19-year-old Jim Laird got married, he asked his new wife, Audrey, to bring home beer from the store. She refused. He didn’t know at the time that…