Keystone Eldercare Solutions

03/15/2026

Two of my favourite educators in one spot!

In honor of Brain Awareness Week, I’m excited to announce that Dementia Darling is joining forces with Musical Health Technologies aka SingFit for a special live event! 🧡🎶🎧🧠

Caregiving is a journey, and we believe music is one of the most powerful tools we have to bring joy and connection to those living with cognitive change.

Join us to learn practical, easy-to-use musical techniques from expert Andy Tubman, MT-BC (Music Therapist & Chief Clinical Officer) that you can implement into your daily routine immediately! 🧡

Event Details:
📅 Date: Wed, March 18, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM PST
📍 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/eTwL9mK6SdeiKx_qvltUKg #/registration

🎧🎁 Bonus: The first 10 attendees will receive a complimentary 6-month subscription!
Plus, use code DDSING25 when downloading the app.

Let’s bring more joy to the world, one song and connection at a time 🧡🤝

02/11/2026

I love every one of her videos! She explains our services well so am sharing here but follow her for wise advice too

02/07/2026

So many points of view for aging in place and planning forward. Interesting take here and definitely starting early.

“I never imagined that I’d be coming out again at the age of 38, much less doing it for the sake of my home, but I must speak my truth,” writes Jack Balderrama Morley, Dwell’s managing editor. “I’m a solo ager and am ready to admit to myself (and the world) that I am not going to get old in the way that my house expects.” Generally speaking, Jack explains, American homes aren’t designed around the needs of older people. Younger, nuclear families are usually the target customers, while elders are relegated to cloistered developments. Simply put, there’s very little housing catering to people who are getting older and living without kids or a spouse. “I have no clue what kind of home I should be preparing to spend my later years in,” Jack continues. For our Generations issue, he explores how we got here as a society, and provides some ideas on paths forward for all solo agers: “The most exciting idea is that home is not really about a physical structure but the people and nature where you find yourself most supported…Not to channel the over-the-top optimism for existence of Auntie Mame, but there’s a whole new way of life out there waiting for us.” Read his essay now: https://www.dwell.com/article/solo-aging-housing-growing-old-alone-85a742b0

11/11/2025

Found on Google from baywardbulletin.ca

10/20/2025

Family Caregivers of BC has loads of resources, counseling and support; including a podcast which I did with them recently.

Did you know we have a podcast?

This is a space to connect, listen and learn with other caregivers

In the most recent Episode 27, “Navigating Care in the Sandwich Generation,” caregiver and retired nurse Valerie Wiens shares her story of caring for her parents and what she learned about balancing advocacy, boundaries and love.

💬 “When I was fully present, I thought that was more of a gift to show my love for them.”

🎧 Listen below (link in the comments)

☎️ Need support? Call the BC Caregiver Support Line at 1-877-520-3267 (Mon–Fri 8:30–4)

08/17/2025

Vitamin support for aging!

07/30/2025

Could not have said it better myself! Some similarities between autism and dementia with spoon theory and it explains much of the output energy required.

07/29/2025

So, So good. Great explanation and approach for people living with dementia

07/16/2025

Too cute to not share!

06/25/2025

Sometimes FootCare can be fun!

05/27/2025

This musician conducts audiences and is amazing...so is this 100 years young music lover who meet with shared musical appreciation. So cool

05/25/2025