Our Memory Care Day Program has been in operation in Hollis for six months, and we have been overjoyed with our success. Due to the generous community support we have received and the fantastic clients who bring love and enthusiasm to our program Read On >
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Meaningful Engagements: A Shared Article by Anne Ellett
Taking the time to discover what brings purpose and meaning to your loved one living with memory loss is essential in order to sustain self worth and dignity. Utilizing Validation techniques is an effective communication method that helps reveal the Read On >
Coming in April 2017- Education Series About Validation
That Place You Know, LLC will be hosting a series of workshops that will concentrate on the four phases of Validation, the techniques used at each phase, and how to apply the appropriate techniques to achieve a better response. Each session will be Read On >
Thank You for Attending “Facing Challenges with Dementia”
We completed the third and final segment of our series called Facing Challenges with Dementia. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the enlightening discussions. A special thank you to the Hollis Social Library for being so helpful Read On >
Art Therapy: A Powerful Form of Communication
Art Therapy Can Result in Significant Improvement to Overall Well-being Art therapy is one key program that is provided in our Memory Care day program at That Place You Know, LLC. Art is a powerful form of communication and self expression that Read On >
Top 10 Tips for Caregiving During the Holidays
This is a helpful list, by Alzheimers.net, to review as the Holidays season gets closer. I would like to add an important tip that has been frequently discussed at the various support groups that I facilitate in the New England area: as a caregiver Read On >
The Power of Symbols in Connecting with Those Living with Dementia
Symbols are a powerful form of communication. As a Validation and Dementia practitioner, I pay close attention to symbols because they represent a significant object, person, or action from the past that has emotional meaning. When a loved one uses Read On >
Caregiving Support Group Meeting
We are pleased to announce That Place You Know, LLC will be providing an opportunity for caregivers, family members and loved ones to join together in a support group setting to discuss issues related to Alzheimer's disease and other forms of Read On >
A Unique Approach to Engaging with Seniors Affected by Memory Impairment
Validation has proven to be a powerful way of communicating that relies on an empathetic attitude and a holistic approach to provide meaningful engagement with older adults with memory impairment. This Validation video started my passion and Read On >