Empowering Families Facing the Challenges of Dementia & Alzheimer’s. Advancing Brain Health for All.
At Amazing Place we help our neighbors live to their full potential with hope and purpose in the face of a dementia diagnosis, caregiver challenges and breakthroughs in memory preservation.
Which of these best describes your current situation? I am…
An adult who has been diagnosed
Amazing Place offers evidence-based programs for those who have been recently diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), and a Day Program for those with mild to moderate dementia.
A family member or friend
For those supporting someone with cognitive decline, Amazing Place provides education, support groups, education, counseling, and next step advice at little to no cost. We have programs in English and Spanish.
Interested in brain health and dementia prevention
45% percent of dementia cases can be prevented by lifestyle changes. Our experts offer no cost presentations and training on brain health, memory preservation and the aging journey.
An adult who has been diagnosed
Amazing Place offers evidence-based programs for those who have been recently diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), and a Day Program for those with mild to moderate dementia.
A family member or friend
For those supporting someone with cognitive decline, Amazing Place provides education, support groups, education, counseling, and next step advice at little to no cost. We have programs in English and Spanish.
Interested in brain health and dementia prevention
45% percent of dementia cases can be prevented by lifestyle changes. Our experts offer no cost presentations and training on brain health, memory preservation and the aging journey.
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Hearing Loss Can Impact Your Memory and How You Process Information
SAY WHAT? IT MAY BE TIME TO GET YOUR HEARING CHECKED. With seasonal gatherings on the horizon, now is the time to start thinking about preventive health measures including vaccinations for influenza, COVID and possibly RSV. You might also want to get your hearing checked, especially since research shows that 2 out of 3 adults have lost some hearing by age 70.
Is It Time To Ask For and Accept Help?
Why is it so hard to ask for and accept help when caring for a loved one with dementia? There are several reasons, according to Arlene Schollaert, LCSW, Family Services Director at Amazing Place. Overcoming these personal roadblocks is critical when it comes to self-care for dementia family caregivers.
Women and Dementia
If you are a woman, you may be shocked to know that you are at far greater risk of getting Alzheimer’s than men. One in five women at age 65 is at risk of developing the disease, and two-thirds of those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s are female. Just as alarming is that women are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s than breast cancer.