Magnolia Memory Residence

At Magnolia Memory Residence, Every Moment Matters

At Magnolia Memory Residence, we believe in creating a home where comfort and care meet. We are diligently working to build a dedicated team who is committed to providing the highest quality of care for our residents with dementia on opening day! Our goal is to ensure our residents feel safe, loved, and respected🤍🤍

Whether it's spending time in our peaceful gardens, enjoying music, or participating in one of our engaging activities, we make it our mission to bring joy and connection into each resident's life.

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in the midst of caregiving a new crisis arises that increases our responsibilities and causes additional stress. In this podcast, our latest author, Allene Symons, tells her story of encountering breast cancer while caring for her husband Allen, who had Lewy Body dementia. She also reveals how COVID affected their journey. But this is not a tale of gloom. "There were bright moments too," she says. Step into her story to discover how a caregiver survived a number of life's crises while balancing beauty and wonder.

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Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Understanding the stages of dementia can help families and caregivers provide the best possible support for their loved ones.

Understanding the Stages of Dementia Understanding the Stages of Dementia: What to Expect and How to Provide Support

Caring for someone living with dementia can be challenging, especially as communication becomes more difficult. Dementia often makes it hard for individuals to express their thoughts and emotions, leading to frustration and isolation. Art therapy offers an alternative way for them to communicate, bypassing the barriers that dementia creates. By engaging in painting or sketching, individuals can express themselves in ways that words may no longer allow.

Art Therapy Art Therapy: How Painting and Sketching Can Benefit People Living with Dementia

“Purple has become my favorite color.” From participating in Walk to End Alzheimer’s to attending the AIM Advocacy Forum, Alzheimer's Impact Movement's August Advocate of the Month Darlene Bradley has committed herself to helping the Alzheimer’s and dementia community. Read her story: bit.ly/3AgEGRJ.