Dementia Support Community LLC

09/30/2026

Good opportunity to help maintain some speech and mobility skills, right from your own home!

Our fall virtual classes are now open for registration, and we would love for you to join us. Move, stretch, and connect from the comfort of your own home with three ongoing weekly classes.

Communication Skills Group
Fridays at 11 AM PDT
October 2 through December 18 (no class November 27)
Led by Julia Robinson, a certified speech language pathologist from Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, this group is a safe place to practice speech, communication, and memory strategies. It pairs well with your treatment plan and is open to anyone, whether or not you have completed LSVT.

Monday Chair Movement Class
Mondays at 1 PM PDT
October 5 through December 14

Friday Chair Movement Class
Fridays at 1 PM PDT
October 9 through December 18

Both chair classes are led by Anne Cooper, a Certified Feldenkrais teacher and fitness instructor. Drawing from yoga, tai chi, and dance, these seated classes help build flexibility, strength, balance, and coordination. They are great for anyone who wants the support of a chair or is looking to add to an existing exercise routine.

All PRO programs offer a scholarship registration option, so cost should never be a barrier. Always check with your physician before starting any exercise program.

Find all the details and register on our Eventbrite @ https://loom.ly/B84z3Jk.
You can also call us at 800.426.6806.

09/24/2026

Wow! Both he and his wife share wonderful perspectives on living well with dementia, seeking early diagnosis, and making the most of life’s last act. I encourage you to listen to the full interview.

09/19/2026

Do you miss traveling with your loved one, but find that dementia makes it too difficult to relax and enjoy vacation now? Check out these supported cruises where the staff will handle challenges so you can enjoy relaxing together.

We handle your luggage so you don't have to! Take the stress out of travel when you join one of our Elite supported group cruises and caregiver retreats. Our concierge travel services include baggage handling, airport meet and greets, shore excursion recommendations and accompaniment, dining reservations, transportation, and more.

We're setting off today on our Alaskan Adventure and cannot wait to introduce our travelers to one of our favorite spots on earth. The only way this could be better is if YOU were here!!!

Call 219-608-2002 to reserve your stateroom or suite on one of our upcoming trips to dream destinations including Alaska, Caribbean, Norway, Mexico, and more. We can't wait to travel with you!

09/02/2026

Great advice!

04/23/2026

A space to connect, share, and feel understood.

Whether you’re supporting someone living with dementia or navigating your own journey, you don’t have to do it alone.

Learn more or RSVP: https://www.livingwellwithdementiasisters.com/events

04/19/2026

Please read this story to the end…that’s where you’ll find the best answer. And, please keep visiting and keep offering gifts that bring moments of joy. It will bring refreshing joy to both of you! One of my favorite Christmas mornings was spent giving each person a gift that fit their personal preferences when I worked in life enrichment in a memory care community. The gifts were inexpensive, but brought such joy! (To them and to all of us who watched them open and enjoy them!) It didn’t even matter that the gifts ended up wandering to other people’s rooms eventually as people couldn’t keep track of which gift belonged to whom. In fact, when the gifts circulated to others, they just brought joy again! Don’t spend a lot or give something you’d be sad to lose, but give something that brings joy for a little while. Just the act of receiving and unwrapping something new brings joy, but it also brings joy over and over as they keep rediscovering something they love in their room days and weeks after your visit. Even brief moments of joy matter and can relieve a little grief for both of you.

A special day can be tinged with sorrow when your partner has dementia. But then he found the perfect gift.