From The Heart Supportive Care

01/30/2026

It's Friday, and you know what that means. Another way to connect with us on our weekly blog.

This week: The Unexpected Gifts In Dementia Caregiving.

Finding Meaning In Your Visitswritten From The Heartby Lynda HeaslipMany families notice the same quiet moment after a visit with a loved one who has dementia.The visit ends-They leave the room-and later, a feeling of sadness settles in.If this happens to you, please know this:Nothing has gone wrong...

01/25/2026

Connect with us for another addition to our new blog series, Learning to Appreciate The Todays of Dementia: A New series for a new year:

Using Food As A Way To Connect
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Written From The Heart by Lynda Heaslip When someone you love is living with dementia, connection can start to feel fragile. Conversations may stall. Memories may slip away. But connection does not disappear—it simply changes. One of the most reliable, comforting ways to stay connected at every st...

01/16/2026

Learning to Appreciate The Todays of Dementia

Learning to Appreciate The Todays of Dementia: A New series for a new yearWritten From The Heart Lynda Heaslip How Photographs Become a Treasured Gift in Dementia:While dementia changes the brain, it does not change the "heart". Long after logic fades , the emotional part of a person's brain remains...

01/16/2026

Connect with us for this week's blog on Reminiscence Therapy.

Learning to Appreciate The Todays of Dementia: A New series for a new yearWritten From The Heart Lynda Heaslip How Photographs Become a Treasured Gift in Dementia:While dementia changes the brain, it does not change the "heart". Long after logic fades , the emotional part of a person's brain remains...

01/09/2026

Enjoy our new BLOG SERIES:
The Gift of The Present: A new series for a new year.

Are you a family or friend living through a dementia diagnosis?
Connect with us each Friday for tips and insight on learning how to see the gift of the present with your loved one.

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The Gift Of The Present

01/01/2026

Our first blog post of 2026. Happy New Year!

Written From The Heart by Lynda Heaslip The new year often arrives carrying expectations—fresh routines, goals, and a quiet pressure to “do better than last year.” But when you love someone who is aging or living with dementia, the new year asks something very different of you.It asks for surr...

12/24/2025

Wishing all our families and friends a wonderful holiday season and Merry Christmas!

12/04/2025

Connect with us on this week's blog for Finding the Right Gift.

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written From The Heart Lynda Heaslip

11/28/2025

This week's blog. Pastoral Care and Dementia: Focusing On What Remains

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Dementia is often described in terms of loss—memory, independence, communication. But research across neuroscience, psychology, and pastoral studies paints a fuller picture. While certain cognitive functions decline, many emotional and spiritual capacities remain intact far longer than previously ...