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True Story. Clients, family, friends.

In time, dementia removes one's ability to reason. That means that logical arguments become irrelevant, and it's pointless to try to use logic to convince your loved one to see the world your way. Sometimes you can just let the issue go, but when safety is at issue you'll need to find a different way to make your point.

Remember to mark your calendars and come down to oak lake September 24

A share from the .
Dana is the granddaughter of one of our proud Elders, Roy!

"Congratulations to Sgt. Dana McCallum on your promotion!
Dana started out her career in 2000 with the RCMP where she spent the majority of her time at the Blue Hills detachment. She joined BPS in 2010 and we couldn't be happier that she decided to make the move! Dana has been in many roles here at BPS including School Recourse Officer, Major Crimes Investigator, and Counter Exploitation and Youth Intelligence Officer.
Dana's friends and family were present for the ceremony, including her Grampa Roy Lyall, who is 100 years young."

As we gear up for the end of Summer and Back to School.
Don't forget about fun summer activities that Elders in your life would love!

A weekend share of a DIY idea to make a busy board for Alzheimer/Dementia patients. Finding engaging activities can help to reduce agitation and be really enjoyable for our elders.

How to Make a Busy Board for Alzheimer's Patients A busy board can help to reduce agitation and mentally engage your loved one with dementia. Here's a step-by-step guide to make one yourself.