September 2020 Newsletter
Essentials of Caregiving – Planning for the Future
September 2, 2020
We designed this session is for caregivers and family members to discuss the importance of making a plan for the future, as well as some of the decisions you will need to make related to care, including advance care planning. As a participant, you can share and reflect with others on their experiences while also […]
Connect with us
September 2, 2020
Stay in touch with us between newsletters. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @UTCaregivers Email us at UTCaregivers@UTHealthSA.org Call us at 210-450-8862 www.utcaregivers.org
Caregiver writes a song, shares story about life with dementia
September 1, 2020
Listen to this waltz written by a caregiver who put her creative talents to work to share the story of a person living with dementia. Listen to the Sunset Waltz by Sybille Tuuha.
SA Amigos Memory Cafe: Virtual Clowns!
September 1, 2020
This month we are getting silly with clowns! The Virtual Clowning Program from the University of South California will be clowning around at the SA Amigos Memory Cafe. About this Event All are welcome at the SA Amigos Memory Cafe! Join us for this free, bilingual, dementia-friendly event. This month is hosted by the Medical […]
Virtual Grace Notes Community Choir
September 1, 2020
Register and see details. On Fridays from 10:30-11:45am, Amy Standridge hosts Grace Notes Community Choir rehearsals online via Zoom. The choir is designed for people living with dementia and their families. No experience is necessary, just join and have fun! “Tech support” is available to help anyone who needs assistance downloading the Zoom app or […]
Listening to the voices of stakeholders to identify research priorities for dementia care
September 1, 2020
Family care partners, people living with dementia, and all others with an interest in dementia care and research are invited to attend this free virtual event. Register and see details. During this meeting, we will: •Hear from experts in person and family-centered dementia care and research •Learn ways that we can support people to live […]