Caring for a loved one is a journey filled with joys, challenges, and constant learning. At St. Paul Elder Services, we’re proud to offer a comprehensive resource library located within our Memory Care Resource Center, designed to support caregivers every step of the way. While the collection focuses primarily on dementia care, we also offer […]
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The Heart of Compassion: A Lifelong Legacy Long before memory changes began to reshape her world, Amy’s mother lived a life defined by faith and service. A lifelong Catholic, she was, as Amy describes, “a very, very service-oriented person” who always reached out to help others. “As long as I’ve known her,” Amy shared, “she
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Representatives from St. Paul Elder Services (SPES) and their Green Bay campus, McCormick Assisted Living, participated in their home communities’ Walk to End Alzheimer’s events; together, the teams raised over $5,500.00 for the Alzheimer’s Association, an organization that SPES has long supported. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s takes place in over 600 communities, including walks
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When a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, one of the biggest challenges families can face is communication. As the disease progresses, conversations can shift in surprising and sometimes frustrating ways. But with patience and understanding, communication can still be one of the most meaningful ways to stay connected. How Communication
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Inside Dementia: A Guided Experience Dementia is often described as one of the most challenging conditions to truly understand. While we may see the effects from the outside, it can be difficult to imagine what it feels like to live with dementia each day. Inside Dementia: A Guided Experience is designed to bridge that gap,
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