We are thrilled to announce that the Conversations to Remember (C2R) 2025 Annual Fundraising Season is officially underway! We kicked off our drive on November 4th, National Day of Community Service, and the campaign will run through the end of…
Vacations are usually associated with relaxation, exploration, and new experiences. However, for families and caregivers who take care of a loved one living with dementia, traveling can require additional preparation and patience. With the right planning and support, it’s possible…
One of the most important steps to take when working out how to live with a person who has dementia is making an effort to understand what dementia is. Dementia describes a group of symptoms, including a loss of problem-solving…
Social media has become a vital part of daily life for many individuals, especially youth. Platforms such as Instagram, X, Facebook and TikTok give people easily accessible opportunities for communication and connection. However, as useful as social media can be…
Conversations to Remember (C2R) has been honored as an Innovator in Alzheimer’s care by Maude’s Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights C2R’s impactful work in supporting individuals with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, fostering a sense of connection and engagement…
Religion is defined as a shared, group-centered practice around a belief in a higher power, and can be classified as monotheism, polytheism, animism, totemism, or atheism. The relationship with a spiritual being has been credited for helping religious people answer…
We’re thrilled to announce that Conversations to Remember (C2R) has earned the Guidestar Platinum Seal of Transparency! This recognition represents the highest level of transparency that a nonprofit can achieve on GuideStar, a trusted platform for evaluating nonprofits. This distinction…
What is Phubbing? Phubbing, short for ‘phone snubbing’, is a behavior that is becoming more prevalent as technology becomes more pervasive in our daily lives. Phubbing is when someone ignores the people they’re with in favor of their phone. Whether…
The decision to lie to a person who has dementia is complex and difficult. While caretakers or family members might feel guilty for lying to individuals who have been diagnosed with dementia, in certain situations, it is the best available…
There are many benefits of art and music therapy for people living with dementia. These therapies are becoming increasingly recognized as effective because they can facilitate cognitive engagement, emotional expression, and social interaction. As a bonus, they serve as creative…
