May 2025 Newsletter
Congratulations to the winner of our Memories in Bloom contest, Clarendale of St. Peters, who chose to tie almost 3,000 Easter baskets!
April 2025 Newsletter – Sunny Days, Montessori Ways!
Gain valuable insights and practical tools to make a lasting impact on the lives of those in your care with our new Summer Webinar Series!
March 2025 Newsletter – Memories in Bloom!
Spring is a season rich with sensory experiences; consider some of the following activities to celebrate the coming season!
CADDCT Spotlight: Paula Harder
Recognizing that dementia care requires ongoing education, Commonwealth implemented competency-based training to reinforce essential skills.
February 2025 Newsletter – NCCDP Staff Education Week!
Staff Education Week was created to encourage communities to emphasize the importance of dementia education.
CADDCT Spotlight: Della Juliano
Using her CADDCT training, Della makes a profound difference in the lives of families navigating dementia care in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
January 2025 Newsletter – New Year, New Curriculum!
A Message From Our CEO Dear NCCDP Community, The past year was transformational for NCCDP, and I couldn’t be more excited about the path ahead. Here’s a quick look at what we accomplished in 2024: Our brand-new ADDC curriculum officially launched. Both the notebooks and corresponding presentation slides are evidence-based, comprehensive, and will raise the […]
The Interplay Of Depression And Dementia: Causes And Connections
Depression is a frequent companion to dementia, significantly affecting the lives of those diagnosed. For individuals with dementia, depression can intensify memory issues, impair decision-making, and reduce their ability to engage in daily activities. Beyond the immediate challenges, this combination can lead to feelings of hopelessness and diminished quality of life. Understanding the link between […]
The 11 Most Common Types Of Dementia Explained
Dementia affects millions worldwide, profoundly impacting memory, reasoning, and communication. It is not a single illness but a term covering various conditions caused by changes in brain function. Understanding the different types of dementia is important for caregivers, healthcare professionals, and families supporting those with cognitive challenges. While Alzheimer’s disease is the most widely known […]
How To Help Someone With Dementia Remember
Memory defines so much of who we are, shaping our experiences and connections to the world. For someone with dementia, the loss of memory can create confusion, frustration, and emotional challenges. Understanding how to help someone with dementia remember involves compassionate strategies that focus on creating familiarity, triggering memories through sensory cues, and fostering emotional […]
