Cyndy Luzinski, Author at Dementia Together - Page 2 of 3
-1
archive,paged,author,author-cyndy,author-4,paged-2,author-paged-2,bridge-core-2.4.1,ajax_fade,page_not_loaded,,footer_responsive_adv,qode_disabled_responsive_button_padding_change,qode-child-theme-ver-1.0.0,qode-theme-ver-22.6,qode-theme-bridge,wpb-js-composer js-comp-ver-6.2.0,vc_responsive,elementor-default

Author: Cyndy Luzinski

14 Jun

Posted at 12:40h in Blog by

Thanks to everyone who helped make our community-wide, intergenerational memory cafe a success. For more information on the event, including photos, see our most recent newsletter. Contact us if you'd like to help sponsor next year's JOY ON THE JOURNEY community-wide intergenerational memory cafe or other ongoing...

30 Nov

Posted at 11:50h in Blog by

I recently had the privilege of speaking during Dick Foth's FOREVER GRATEFUL message at Timberline Church,  a message in which Dick insightfully shared truth about gratitude and cognition in a way that resonated with so many people who discovered they are not alone on the...

11 Nov

Posted at 12:01h in Blog by

This month, we are celebrating our 3 year anniversary as a grassroots initiative in Northern Colorado. We're celebrating without a party, but instead with an invitation for you to join us in sustaining and growing our local efforts toward increasing dementia-awareness and dementia-friendliness throughout Northern...

11 Mar

Posted at 12:47h in Blog by

Spring 2018: Dementia-Friendly Communities of Northern Colorado®   We are becoming increasingly more dementia-friendly in Northern Colorado as you can tell by looking at the lengthy update below. Our signature program areas (B Sharp, B Social, B Aware, B Empowered, and B Generous) reflect the truth that joy,...

30 Jan

Posted at 12:16h in Blog by

Bridging the Gap: Getting resource information to those who need it Thank you to a great, collaborative team of people living with dementia, care partners, and other volunteers committed to making our communities more dementia-friendly!  This team worked as an energetic, productive assembly line this week...

21 Nov

Posted at 12:09h in Blog by

Agree, Apologize, Join, Distract I’m often asked how to diffuse agitation for someone living with dementia.  Certainly, the best strategy is to avoid it altogether, but even with the best care, moments of anxiety in a person living with dementia happen, sometimes, seemingly out of nowhere. ...