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Loss, Loneliness and Transitions: Changing Family Roles

Loss, Loneliness and Transitions: Changing Family Roles

A diagnosis of dementia is life-changing, not just for the individual who has it, but also for family members. Cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia touch the lives of everyone who is close to the individual, and every family ...
Why Seniors Should Make New Year’s Resolutions

Why Seniors Should Make New Year’s Resolutions

You’re never too old to make a positive change in your life. In fact, making New Year’s resolutions should be on every senior’s 2020 to-do list, says Michelle Pelham, Executive Director at Bridges® by EPOCH at Nashua, a memory care assisted living ...
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors with Dementia

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors with Dementia

It’s a new year, and for many, this is a new opportunity to reinvent themselves (or at the very least, try new things to improve themselves). That’s something we all have the capacity to do, no matter how young or old we are ... or even if we have ...
Sharing Bridges® Residents’ Treasured Holiday Memories

Sharing Bridges® Residents’ Treasured Holiday Memories

With the holiday season in full swing, residents’ families reflect on their favorite festive memories with their loved ones. Christmas Tree Shopping  Pat Mansfield, Friend of Judy Brock, Bridges® by EPOCH at Pembroke Resident I vividly recall the time ...
Cherished Holiday Memories at Bridges®

Cherished Holiday Memories at Bridges®

During this holiday season, residents’ families reflect on their favorite festive memories with their loved ones. Nancy Albertson shared these cherished holiday memories of time spent with her mother, Emily Ann Greenwood, a resident at Bridges® by EPOCH ...
6 Ways to Celebrate the Holidays with the Entire Family

6 Ways to Celebrate the Holidays with the Entire Family

Celebrating the holidays means different things to different people. Maybe for you it means gathering with a large group of friends and family and enjoying a festive feast. Or it could mean a quiet celebration watching your children or grandchildren ...
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