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post titled: Your PAC Connector
By Amanda BulgarelliJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: Your PAC Connector
Your PAC Connector
by Amanda Bulgarelli PAC Chief Operations Officer July’s Online Dementia Journal discusses mobility changes for movement...
post titled: 4 Options to Overcome Mobility Barriers
By Carolyn LukertJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: 4 Options to Overcome Mobility Barriers
4 Options to Overcome Mobility Barriers
by Carolyn Lukert, MBA, CGCM, PAC Consultant and Mentor As a consultant working with PAC, and as a family care partner,...
post titled: Lauren with a Side of Lewy
By Online Dementia JournalJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: Lauren with a Side of Lewy
Lauren with a Side of Lewy
by Lauren U Core Team Member My mind is flooded with fear. My dog, Frosty, remains seriously ill. I worry all the time....
post titled: The Great Hip Strategy
By Deirdre ThorntonJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: The Great Hip Strategy
The Great Hip Strategy
by Deirdre Thornton PAC Mentor The 2021 Tokyo Olympics are almost here! I am a huge fan of the sport of artistic gymnastics...
post titled: Differing Dementias and How to Address Mobility Issues
By Matthew ChristopherJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: Differing Dementias and How to Address Mobility Issues
Differing Dementias and How to Address Mobility Issues
by Matthew Christopher PAC Lead Mentor Dementia and mobility, knowing what to expect and how to adjust can make all the...
post titled: Fitness for Mobility
By Online Dementia JournalJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: Fitness for Mobility
Fitness for Mobility
by Gretchen M. Ashton, CFT, SFT, SFN, SSC, NBFE, PAC Certified Independent Consultant The most common cause of immobility...
post titled: Ready to Take the First Step?
By Debi Tyler NewsomJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: Ready to Take the First Step?
Ready to Take the First Step?
by Debi Tyler Newsom, OTR/L, PAC Client Relations Director Summer is the time when we get things moving…whether it is...
post titled: PAC Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
By Stephanie LandmannJuly 15th, 2021
post titled: PAC Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
PAC Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
by Stephanie “Teffie” Landmann, COTA/L, PAC Support Mentor, Coach, and Trainer The first thought I have when...
post titled: Caregiver vs. Care Partner: Why You Need to Know the Difference
By Valerie FeurichJuly 12th, 2021
post titled: Caregiver vs. Care Partner: Why You Need to Know the Difference
Caregiver vs. Care Partner: Why You Need to Know the Difference
3 Strategies for Protecting Your Relationship and Finding Meaningful Moments in Dementia Care By Valerie Feurich, with...
post titled: Teepa Snow’s 10 Steps to De-Escalating a Dementia Care Crisis
By Valerie FeurichJuly 8th, 2021
post titled: Teepa Snow’s 10 Steps to De-Escalating a Dementia Care Crisis
Teepa Snow’s 10 Steps to De-Escalating a Dementia Care Crisis
Strategies for Calming a Person in Acute Distress By Valerie Feurich Have you ever encountered a situation where a person...
post titled: 5 Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout and Avoid a Possible Tragedy
By Dan BulgarelliJune 30th, 2021
post titled: 5 Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout and Avoid a Possible Tragedy
5 Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout and Avoid a Possible Tragedy
Strategies for Reducing Stress and Finding Balance as a Care Partner By Teepa Snow and Dan Bulgarelli Did you hear about...
post titled: Dementia Care – How to Interact When a Person’s Abilities Are Different Every Day
By Polly LoganJune 22nd, 2021
post titled: Dementia Care – How to Interact When a Person’s Abilities Are Different Every Day
Dementia Care – How to Interact When a Person’s Abilities Are Different Every Day
Strategies for Connecting With Where They Are In The Moment By Polly Logan Have you ever noticed that the abilities of...
post titled: Your PAC Connector
By Amanda BulgarelliJune 17th, 2021
post titled: Your PAC Connector
Your PAC Connector
by Amanda Bulgarelli, PAC Chief Operations Officer Click here to find PAC products, services, events, relationship opportunities,...
post titled: Lauren With a Side of Lewy
By Online Dementia JournalJune 17th, 2021
post titled: Lauren With a Side of Lewy
Lauren With a Side of Lewy
by Lauren U, PAC Core Team Member Not a great time for me. My dog, the famous Frosty, is ill. It’s almost intolerable....
post titled: 5 Tips for Using Music at Your Next Visit
By Online Dementia JournalJune 17th, 2021
post titled: 5 Tips for Using Music at Your Next Visit
5 Tips for Using Music at Your Next Visit
by Mary Sue Wilkinson, Founder of Singing Heart to Heart and Author of “Songs You Know by Heart: A Simple Guide for...
post titled: The Powerful Impact of Connecting with Music
By Kathryn QuinlanJune 17th, 2021
post titled: The Powerful Impact of Connecting with Music
The Powerful Impact of Connecting with Music
by Kathryn Quinlan, PAC Lead Mentor and Trainer with Brian LeBlanc, PAC Core Team Member This month, I was delighted to...
post titled: How to Say Good-Bye
By Stephanie LandmannJune 17th, 2021
post titled: How to Say Good-Bye
How to Say Good-Bye
by Stephanie “Teffie” Landmann, COTA/L, PAC Support Mentor, Coach, and Trainer What comes to mind when you read...
post titled: Respect Shouldn’t End with Dementia Diagnosis
By Debi Tyler NewsomJune 17th, 2021
post titled: Respect Shouldn’t End with Dementia Diagnosis
Respect Shouldn’t End with Dementia Diagnosis
by Debi Tyler Newsom, OTR/L, PAC Client Relations Director How would you describe staff language in your organization...
post titled: Summit: A Guide from Pain to Peace – ODJ Sponsor
By Online Dementia JournalJune 17th, 2021
post titled: Summit: A Guide from Pain to Peace – ODJ Sponsor
Summit: A Guide from Pain to Peace – ODJ Sponsor
Summit: A Guide from Pain to Peace by Cindy Paige Are you stuck in the aftermath of life’s storm? This book is a...
post titled: Caregivers’ Comfort – ODJ Sponsor
By Online Dementia JournalJune 17th, 2021
post titled: Caregivers’ Comfort – ODJ Sponsor
Caregivers’ Comfort – ODJ Sponsor
Caregivers’ Comfort, an inspirational 366-day journal and record book to receive daily uplifting inspiration. Caregivers...