Caring for someone with early-stage dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can be a journey filled with both challenges and moments of deep connection. At the heart of that journey is the need for meaningful engagement, community, and purposeful activity. That’s where Memory Connections comes in — a unique brain-enhancement program designed to enrich the lives of individuals navigating the early stages of memory loss.
A Program with Purpose
Memory Connections isn’t just another day program. It’s a thoughtfully curated experience that fosters connection, encourages self-expression, and promotes overall brain health. Participants engage in a variety of activities like guided journaling and self-reflection — simple yet powerful tools that provide an outlet for sharing thoughts and experiences in a safe, supportive environment.
The Power of Healthy Living
Research continues to show the vital role of physical health in supporting cognitive function. That’s why Memory Connections encourages participants to set monthly fitness goals tailored to their own abilities. Whether it’s a short walk, light stretching, or movement-based games, staying active is part of the daily rhythm.
And we don’t stop at physical health. The program emphasizes a well-rounded approach to brain wellness, including:
- Balanced nutrition – with a healthy lunch provided during each session.
- Cognitive engagement – through learning new skills and exploring hobbies.
- Social connection – perhaps one of the most important components, offering participants the chance to connect, laugh, and build friendships.
Join Us
Memory Connections meets every Tuesday or Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Each session is filled with fun, stimulating brain-enhancement activities that are specifically designed with our participants’ interests and abilities in mind. Whether you’re looking for a supportive environment for a loved one or simply want to learn more about ways to stay connected and engaged in the face of memory changes, we invite you to be a part of this vibrant community.