Roundtable Dementia Support Team
Support Group Meetings
Email Herb For Meeting Invitation Herb@RoundtableDementiaSupportTeam.org
Via Zoom Only
Second Wed 's Sharing
Fourth Wed 's
Education / Guest Speakers
at 3:30 pm
Alzheimer's Association of America
"Resources and Navigation Links"
Sheri Humayun
sheri@RoundtableDementiaSupportTeam.org
communityresourcefinder.org Community-based resources for health care, community services, housing options, and medical services.
alzconnected.org For people living with dementia and those who care for them on all dementia issues.
alzheimersnavigator.org A guide to resources and tools throughout each step of the disease. 24/7 hotline with master level clinicians to answer questions
Your Leadership Team highly recommends the State of Washington's "Dementia Roadmap" for leading dementia caregivers through each stage of dementia by providing information about:
" What should I expect at this stage ? "
" What can I do now ? "
" What services are available for my current needs ? "
" What are specific action steps I can take now ? "
We are a peer-to-peer support group and exist only to support caregivers whose loved ones are living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
Mission
A seat at the roundtable of peers; we will engage in conversation, supportive strategies, and education intended to improve the quality of life of those who love and support a loved one with memory issues. By empowering caregivers, we will help to navigate these challenging times by recognizing that self-care is as important as the care provided to our loved ones. By identifying challenges that others are facing, we will try to network resources that can provide support, respite, and care among caregivers. We will build on the foundation of learning and listening while respecting the uniqueness of every situation. We will support one another by asking for help and sharing personal stories and challenges. We will be respectful of matters of privacy within our roundtable group.
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The color purple symbolizes mystery, and Alzheimer’s is indeed a mysterious disease. Researchers have learned much about the disease, but cannot solve the mystery of how to cure or prevent the disease. Purple represents magic, and we are ready for that magical moment when we live in a world without Alzheimer’s.