Interview on Jerusalem Radio – About Dementia and Concealment
Interview on Jerusalem Radio, headline. Maya Hasson Kraus interviewed Dr. Nati Blum, CEO of the EMDA Association - regarding dementia and concealment,
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Employment and rights of foreign workers
Amda's monthly webinar. Employment and rights of foreign workers. Everything families with dementia need to know. Attorney Sigal Katz, Mechama
Tools for the extended family: harnessing and receiving real help
How to turn the goodwill of family members, friends, and neighbors into small, clear, and coordinated help that truly makes it easier for the family dealing with dementia.
EMDA in the Media 08/26: Young-Onset Alzheimer’s and Guidelines for Reducing Risk
Amda in Communication 08/2026 - Two articles published - on Alzheimer's at a young age and the new guidelines for reducing the risk of dementia - as part of
Trust me, beloved children.
A moving letter from Mina Peleg, the partner of a person with dementia, which she wrote to her children, with a request that they trust her. As part of the corner
Making the home accessible to a person with dementia
Topic: Making the home accessible to a person with dementia. 🧡 Contents: How to make the home a protected space that prevents falls and confusion? On the principles of accessibility
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Telephone assistance for families with dementia
Families dealing with dementia and Alzheimer's need not only information — but also a listening ear, human guidance, and a feeling that someone sees them.
Amda's Facebook group – always there for you
Amda's closed Facebook group is celebrating seven years — and this is a good opportunity to remind thousands of families in Israel: You don't have to deal with
Communication adapted to a person with dementia
Communication with a person with dementia should be tailored to their pace, ability to understand, and sense of security at that moment. Sometimes fewer words, more demonstration,