Memory within oblivion
Topic: Memory within Oblivion – The Impact of War and Holocaust Trauma on People Living with Dementia 🧡 Contents: Outlines of the Character of Holocaust Survivors, Understanding
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Debbie Roseman
Position: Support Group Facilitator, at EMDA Association. Professional and Personal Background: I am a registered nurse by profession. I met EMDA and the support group when I worked at the center.
Control what you can, don't stress about the rest.
Between the holiday preparations and the security situation, where do we find peace for ourselves? When caring for a person with dementia, the emotional burden is already high. When you add
Myths about dementia and Alzheimer's
Topic: Myths about dementia and Alzheimer's. 🧡 Contents: The identifying signs of the disease and how to reduce risk factors, and how to prepare for aging
Tamar Gishri Alon
Support group facilitator role, at the EMDA Association. Professional and personal background In my profession, beyond being a group facilitator, I am a gerontologist, spiritual guide, and family therapist. All
Activities for people with advanced dementia
Topic: Activities for people with advanced dementia 🧡 Contents: Ways to create a sense of comfort, engagement, and improvement in quality of life through sensory stimulation, music, and movement
Golden Memories: Experiential Playset
The "Golden Memories" kit is designed to evoke personal memories, open a conversation, and strengthen the connection with a person with dementia through pictures, questions, and sayings.
How to relax and calm down
When caring for someone with dementia, it’s important to remember that it’s not just the patient who needs to be calm—the caregiver too. When the family member who is caring is calmer, so is the caregiver.
Amda in the Media 03/26: Coping with Dementia in the Family During War
In the past month, two new articles from EMDA were published in the press and on the website, dealing with the difficult coping of families with dementia during the days of
Interviewed by the press
Your voice can change reality! We need you with us! 160,000 families in Israel are dealing with dementia. Behind this huge number is