In Case You Missed It: October Monthly Event — A Focus on Creativity and Aging
On October 24th, Bridge members learned how creativity and aging is brought together in the field for one Chicagoland organization and met the new leaders for the Bridge Creativity and Aging Special Interest Group. For the first part of the evening [...]
In Case You Missed It: Chicago Walk to End Alzheimer’s Volunteer Experience, September 29, 2013
A small but mighty group of Bridgers attended the Chicago Walk to End Alzheimer’s on September 29th. There was a phenomenal turn out for the event and the feeling of excitement in the air was palpable. Bridgers volunteered at the Advocacy tent, informing Walkers of the new Alzheimer’s Association license plates. If you are interested [...]
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Speech-Language Pathologists and Early Stage Alzheimer’s: Strategies to Increase Independence and Quality of Life (Part 2 of 4 series)
My previous blog entry provided an overview of how speech-language ...
Speech-Language Pathologists and Alzheimer’s disease Part 1 of 4 Series: Overview of our role
The most common question patients ask me, as a Speech-Language ...
Dancing Through Dementia: Benefits of Dance/Movement Therapy
In regard to individuals with dementia, dance/movement therapy provides not ...
Chicago Bridge Event Calendar
Monthly Chicago Bridge Event, September 29th: Walk to End Alzheimer’s Volunteering Opportunity
The 2013 Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Chicago Sunday, September 29th What: ...
June 18th Event: Have Your Needs Changed But Your Home Hasn’t? Home Safety, Modifications and Adaptive Design
Join us on Tuesday, June 18th for an informative discussion ...
May 15th Event: Cultural Perspectives on Aging
Please join us for the Chicago Bridge Event on Cultural Perspectives on Aging! When: ...
Creativity and Aging
Art Therapy and Parkinson’s Disease
I recently presented on Art Therapy for a monthly Parkinson's ...
Beyond the Link: Reflections on the Power of a Residents’ Newsletter
My previous post described the origins of Beyond the Link, the monthly ...
The Residents’ Newsletter; Strengthening Community Inside a Long-Term Care Facility.
One of the expressive arts programs I facilitate as an ...
Field of Aging
In Case You Missed It: Chicago Bridge Summer Social, July 18, 2013
On Thursday, July 18th, roughly 30 Chicago Bridge members attended ...
Call for Blog Writers
Do you have an interest or passion related to aging ...
Shedding Light on Helping Older Adults with Visual Impairment and Blindness
Did you know that 65% of people who are blind ...
the Chicago Bridge
June 18th Event: Have Your Needs Changed But Your Home Hasn’t? Home Safety, Modifications and Adaptive Design
On June 18th, 2013, many Chicago Bridge members partook in ...
The Annual Leadership Launch
The Annual Leadership Launch was held Wednesday, April 17 at ...
Long Term Care: Are you the Titantic or the Apollo 11?
On February 27, 2013, Ed Stone with Transamerica Long Term ...
Working in the Field of Aging
We are family: The resurgent dynamics of the aging family
The Family ‘Each family is different’ – an obvious statement in ...
