Caring for someone living with dementia is a journey filled with love, patience, and often, deep emotional and physical challenges. Whether you’re a spouse, adult child, or close friend, the demands of caregiving can be overwhelming without the right support. That’s why St. Paul Elder Services offers a comprehensive range of support services designed to […]
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At St. Paul Elder Services, our Passages program is a thoughtfully designed continuum of memory support that meets each person where they are in their journey with dementia. Whether at home, in the community, or on our inviting Kaukauna and Green Bay campuses, Passages offers compassionate, personalized care and meaningful engagement for every stage of
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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
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Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be a journey filled with love, patience, and countless meaningful moments. There are challenging days, too—but you’re not alone. With the right support, this path can bring connection, comfort, and even moments of joy for both of you. At Club Gabriel, we understand these experiences—and we’re
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Navigating public spaces can be overwhelming for anyone, but when your loved one is living with dementia, even the most routine outings—grocery shopping, a doctor’s appointment, or a walk in the park—can become layered with stress and uncertainty. You want to protect their dignity, manage unexpected moments of expression, and ensure their safety, all while
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