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Holidays can stir up emotion, joy, and overstimulation—all at once. For families caring for someone with dementia, Thanksgiving can feel like walking a tightrope between celebration and confusion. Here’s how to create an environment that honors both the holiday and your loved one’s needs. 💡 Try This: Set the Stage for Success Before guests arrive or the turkey hits the table, take a few small steps to make your day smoother: Reduce Noise & Chaos : Turn off TVs or background

We’re unboxing the magic! Discover how our brand-new caregiver connection kit—packed with handmade letters , sensory-rich activities , and joy-sparking prompts —is changing the way families and care teams connect. Whether you’re a family caregiver, activity director, or adult foster home provider, the P.A.L. Box  is your new favorite tool for creating meaningful, low-pressure moments of engagement. 🧠 Why It Matters Caregivers often ask: “How do I get them to engage with me a

Whether you’re just starting your caregiving journey or deep in the day-to-day, having trusted, go-to resources makes all the difference. Here are 10 of our favorite Oregon-based and national  tools to support dementia caregivers: 1. Alzheimer’s Association – Oregon & SW Washington Chapter Provides 24/7 helpline support, education classes, and in-person events. 👉 alz.org/orswwa 2. Oregon Care Partners Free, state-sponsored training for anyone who cares for older adults. 👉.