Helping Aging Parents With Finances: 5 Ways to Reduce Resistance – DailyCaring
6 days ago
Money is a sensitive topic for seniors Managing financial matters is an important part of caring for an older adult. However, it can be tough to convince someone that they...
The WAM Summit: Creative Advances in Alzheimer’s – THE WOMEN’S ALZHEIMER’S MOVEMENT
6 days ago
We need science to find a cure for Alzheimer’s, and science needs us to participate. So join award-winning journalists Maria Shriver and Natalie Morales in conversation with leading Alzheimer’s researchers,...
Mayo Clinic Conference on Brain Health and Dementia 2021 – LIVESTREAM
7 days ago
Accreditation Statement In support of improving patient care, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council...
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Prevents Alzheimer’s Processes in Mice
2 weeks ago
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) — treatment in which patients are given pure oxygen — prevented the biological processes responsible for the development of Alzheimer’s disease in a mouse model, a...
MIND diet linked to better cognitive performance: Study finds diet may contribute to cognitive resilience in the elderly — ScienceDaily
2 weeks ago
Aging takes a toll on the body and on the mind. For example, the tissue of aging human brains sometimes develops abnormal clumps of proteins that are the hallmark of...
Eisai Starting FDA Submission for Alzheimer’s Therapy Lecanemab
2 weeks ago
Eisai has started work on a rolling submission to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a Biologics License Application (BLA) for lecanemab (BAN2401), its antibody treatment for early...
Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga prepare for Bennett’s last big concert – 60 Minutes – CBS News
2 weeks ago
The 95-year-old singer is gearing up for two more shows at Radio City Music Hall, though he’s grappling with Alzheimer’s. Anderson Cooper was there as he prepared. When Tony Bennett’s...
2 Ways to Give Loved Ones Access to Your Bank Accounts After You Die
3 weeks ago
2 Ways to Give Loved Ones Access to Your Bank Accounts After You Die What to know about POD accounts and joint-ownership accounts Would your loved ones have necessary...
Utilizing Music and Alzheimer’s: the Strongest Kind of Magic
3 weeks ago
Source: Utilizing Music and Alzheimer’s: the Strongest Kind of Magic
How to Retrain Your Brain and Change Your Mindset | Next Avenue
3 weeks ago
How to Retrain Your Brain It’s easy to go down a mental rabbit hole, but there is a way to change your mindset to live a happier, more productive life...
Tips for Living Alone with Early-Stage Dementia | National Institute on Aging
3 weeks ago
Learn about ways to cope with changes, prepare for the future, and stay active.Have you been diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, or a frontotemporal...
5 Kinds of Caregiver Guilt and How to Overcome Them – Being Patient
3 weeks ago
By Amanda Turner | September 17th, 2021 Guilt is a complicated emotion — all the more so for family caregivers. Experts weigh in on how to untangle and overcome...
How to Respond More Positively During Surprising Events in Dementia Care – Positive Approach to Care
4 weeks ago
3 Strategies for Creating Better Outcomes When Unexpected Situations Arise By Valerie Feurich Have you ever been surprised by a person living with dementia? Chances are, if you are a...
4 Ways to Get Family to Help With Aging Parents – DailyCaring
4 weeks ago
Why family doesn’t help with caregiving Unfortunately, many caregivers are disappointed to find that family members don’t take on their fair share of responsibility. There are many reasons why...
Better Together: Brain Injury Survivors Building Community & Making a Difference [October 5 @11 am — 12 pm AKST]
4 weeks ago
In this webinar, brain injury survivors, caregivers and others with the lived experience of disability will learn ways to be successful when participating in team projects. Project leaders will learn...
Constipation in Seniors: 6 Effective Home Remedies – DailyCaring
4 weeks ago
Chronic constipation is a common issue for seniors Constipation is an issue that many older adults deal with on a regular basis. And this chronic digestive discomfort can seriously...
Amyloid-beta Produced in the Liver May Play Role in Alzheimer’s
4 weeks ago
Amyloid-beta produced in peripheral organs, specifically the liver, may be implicated in the brain neurodegeneration observed in Alzheimer’s disease, according to a mouse study. The study, “Synthesis of human amyloid restricted...
Alzheimer’s Cure: Unproven Treatments Harm Senior Health – DailyCaring
4 weeks ago
3 reasons why unproven Alzheimer’s medications could be harmful Source: Alzheimer’s Cure: Unproven Treatments Harm Senior Health – DailyCaring
Sharpen your mind with brain exercises – KTUU
3 months ago
View Post ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – A new program built on the same principles as physical fitness will soon be available to Alaskans, specifically those who want to keep their...
Coming soon: An online workout for your brain – Senior Voice
4 months ago
For older people, going to a gym on a regular basis helps to build strength and stamina by exercising the body in systematic, increasingly exerting ways. This effort pays off...
An Alzheimer’s disease resource for Alaskans – Senior Voice
6 months ago
A conversation with Kay Papakristo, Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska Education Director Kay, tell us first about the mission of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska? ARA‘s mission is to support Alaskans affected...
KLAM Town Meeting Talk Show YouTube
7 months ago
LISTEN: Today we visit with Gay Wellman of Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska to share details on a number of programs they’re offering between April and June… Source: KLAM Town Meeting...
Art Links – KINY Capital Chat 3/23/21
7 months ago
Capital Chat Tuesday, March 23rd, 2021 – 12 minutes https://www.alzalaska.org/ Art Links is a social support program that promotes engagement for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias or...
Alzheimer’s educational conference to take place virtually – KRBD
8 months ago
by Maria Dudzak | The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America is kicking off its 2021 National Educating America Tour in Alaska on February 25th. Amber Smith of Alzheimer’s Resource Alaska discusses...
Enhancing well-being with the creative arts – Senior Voice Alaska – By Janice Downing
9 months ago
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” An insightful quote from artist Pablo Picasso, and a great reminder that each...
Living with dementia and the power of music – Senior Voice Alaska | by Ann Farris
10 months ago
By Ann Farris | Have you ever experienced “goosebumps” while listening to a song or piece of music? Does a certain song or genre of music instantly flood you with...
Surviving holidays, dementia and a pandemic – Senior Voice | by Gay Wellman
11 months ago
December is full of holidays and celebrations. It is a time of traditions. A time for family and friends. A time for decorations and festive scents. A joyfully busy time...
Learn more about Alzheimer’s during awareness month – Senior Voice | by Janice Downing
12 months ago
November is here, which means the holidays are right around the corner. It also means that it is “Alzheimer’s Awareness” month. During the month of November our agency, Alzheimer’s Resource...
Creative, meaningful activities for someone living with dementia – Senior Voice | by Janice Downing
10/01/2020
What brings enjoyment and happiness to your day? Perhaps your idea of a fulfilling day is making something with your hands, going on an outing, helping others or spending time...
Managing Alzheimer’s is difficult for both patients and their families. What resources are there in Alaska? – Alaska Public Media
09/03/2020
LISTEN: Managing Alzheimer’s is difficult for both patients and their families. What resources are there in Alaska? (WikiCommons) Alzheimer’s disease affects the lives of 8,500 Alaskans. While the disease is...
Memory loss is not necessarily the first sign of dementia | Alaska Pulse | by Gay Wellman
09/01/2020
We commonly assume that memory loss is the first sign one is developing dementia. But researchers are now suggesting that a different aspect of thinking called executive function may give...
Resources previews for Alzheimer’s caregivers | KTOO
05/28/2020
LISTEN: Anchorage (KTOO) — The Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska previews interactive workshops for caregivers.
Anchorage choral group forms for those with dementia
11/26/2019
Anchorage (KTUU) – The Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska formed a chorus with the goal of creating a positive experience for people with dementia and their care partners. “Music is strongly connected...
Alzheimer’s chorus brings together music and the mind | Senior Voice
11/01/2019
Those with dementia find their world diminished, but they don’t know that. It is their caretakers and loved ones who see the change and long for the time when they...
Art class brings joy for those with Alzheimer’s and dementia
09/29/2019
Anchorage (KTUU) – An art program coordinated by The Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska brings a safe space to those living with Alzheimer’s or dementia to socialize and learn. “The Art...
Local Music Makes Magic Happen at the Memory Café — The People’s Paper & Make A Scene! | Janice Downing
08/27/2019
Wasilla (The People’s Paper) – There are few things that stimulate the brain the way music does. Research suggests that listening to or singing songs can provide emotional benefits for people...
Memory screenings: Could you be at risk for dementia or Alzheimer’s?
08/16/2019
Anchorage (KTVA) – We go to the doctor for annual exams and to the dentist for cleanings, but have you ever thought about having a checkup done on your brain?...
Alzheimer’s advocates say talking about when to stop driving is best done early
07/03/2019
At Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska, advocates are asking a tough question: when is it time to take away the keys from a loved one suffering from dementia? Here’s some warning...
How Alaskans can recognize a scam and avoid becoming a victim
03/18/2019
Anchorage (KTUU) – In 2018, $500 million were lost to imposter scams — scammers pretending to be someone a victim knows or trusts and convincing them to send them money....
“Bacon” helping Alaskans diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
12/23/2016
A pig named Bacon is helping people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in Anchorage. Bacon “works” at the Turnagain Social Club where she provides a sensory experience for members there. Turnagain...
Health: Azlheimer’s – SOL DE MEDIANOCHE
03/01/2016
Gabriela Harbison en el Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska. Foto/Photography: Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska Providing for the Alzheimer’s Patient Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska: more than 30 years working for health By...
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