Alzheimer's Association, Dallas & Northeast Texas Chapter

Alzheimer's Association, Dallas & Northeast Texas Chapter A world without Alzheimer's disease. http://www.alz.org/dallasnetexas For more information, see our homepage at: http://www.alz.org/greaterdallas/

The Alzheimer’s Association is dedicated to providing support and assistance to persons affected by Alzheimer’s disease and to their families and other caregivers through the Chapter’s core services. The Dallas & Northeast Chapter currently provides service for a thirty-four county area including: Anderson, Bowie, Camp, Cass, Cherokee, Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Delta, Denton, Ellis, Fannin, Franklin, Grayson, Gregg, Harrison, Henderson, Hopkins, Hunt, Kaufman, Lamar, Marion, Morris, Navarro, Panola, Rains, Red River, Rockwall, Rusk, Smith, Titus, Upshur, Van Zandt and Wood Counties.

Traveling with someone with Alzheimer’s or other dementia during the holidays? Get our tips for a safe, enjoyable trip. ...
12/19/2025

Traveling with someone with Alzheimer’s or other dementia during the holidays? Get our tips for a safe, enjoyable trip. bit.ly/2Ks7tYF.

Holiday shopping is hard enough, but it can feel especially tricky when you are buying for someone living with Alzheimer...
12/18/2025

Holiday shopping is hard enough, but it can feel especially tricky when you are buying for someone living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia, or a caregiver.

Thoughtful, appropriate gifts can make a real difference, whether they bring comfort, spark joy, or simply make life a little easier for the person or their caregiver.

Get some tips here: tinyurl.com/2je7jwyc

Older Black Americans are 2x more likely to develop late-onset Alzheimer's than Whites. Make a difference by enrolling i...
12/17/2025

Older Black Americans are 2x more likely to develop late-onset Alzheimer's than Whites. Make a difference by enrolling in clinical trials. Learn more at alz.org/TrialMatch.

Shopping for a dementia caregiver in your life? From time for themselves 🕒 to self-care items 🛁 , here are five holiday ...
12/17/2025

Shopping for a dementia caregiver in your life? From time for themselves 🕒 to self-care items 🛁 , here are five holiday gift ideas to celebrate someone who gives so much every day. https://ow.ly/QLVq50XBphL

When you select the Alzheimer’s Association through your workplace giving campaign, your gift makes a difference for fam...
12/15/2025

When you select the Alzheimer’s Association through your workplace giving campaign, your gift makes a difference for families impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementia. Learn more: bit.ly/3UzM3ZI.

“Cooking latkes, lighting the candles, serving others, hanging out and laughing—those moments mean way more to us than a...
12/15/2025

“Cooking latkes, lighting the candles, serving others, hanging out and laughing—those moments mean way more to us than anything we could buy.”

For Dayna and her husband Adam, who is living with Alzheimer’s, the meaning behind Hanukkah feels stronger than ever.

Their family traditions have evolved over time. As their kids grew up and life shifted, they began focusing more on experiences than on presents. And after Adam’s diagnosis, slowing down became even more important.

One tradition that remains close to their hearts is volunteering. Since they don’t celebrate Christmas, they serve dinner at a local mission each year.

“It’s become very special for our family—a way to give back and spend the holiday season in a way that reflects what matters to us.”

Dayna says the holidays aren’t about perfection anymore. Living with Alzheimer’s means adapting plans and creating space for rest and quiet moments.

“I’ve let go of the pressure for the holidays to be perfect. The season can be loud and hectic, and changes in routine can create confusion, so we try to communicate clearly and move gently through each day. Sometimes that means stepping away from the noise or simplifying plans.”

For Dayna and Adam, Alzheimer’s does not define their family or their celebrations. They still decorate, cook, laugh and celebrate—just at a pace that feels right.

💜 This season, Dayna hopes others will remember what matters most: time together.

Did you know that quitting smoking can lower the risk of cognitive decline back to levels similar to those who have not ...
12/13/2025

Did you know that quitting smoking can lower the risk of cognitive decline back to levels similar to those who have not smoked? It’s never too late to quit. Learn more ways you can keep your brain healthy at alz.org/healthyhabits.

❄️ The holidays can be a challenging for families facing Alzheimer's or another dementia. Here are 5️⃣ tips for caregive...
12/12/2025

❄️ The holidays can be a challenging for families facing Alzheimer's or another dementia. Here are 5️⃣ tips for caregivers to ensure celebrations remain safe and joyous. Get more tips at bit.ly/3sY1DTI.

🎉It's and we have just the app for that! With the ALZ Fundraising mobile app📱, you can easily deposit checks you recei...
12/11/2025

🎉It's and we have just the app for that!

With the ALZ Fundraising mobile app📱, you can easily deposit checks you receive from your Walk to End Alzheimer’s donors.

🌸Plant a Promise Garden flower, with a dedication and personal message, in the virtual Promise Garden.

Get the app: visit: [act.alz.org/walkapp](https://act.alz.org/walkapp).

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or other dementia is no easy task. We’re here to help. Call our free 24/7 Helpline a...
12/11/2025

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or other dementia is no easy task. We’re here to help. Call our free 24/7 Helpline at 800.872.3900.

Depending on the stage of disease, some well-intentioned gifts may no longer be appropriate or practical for someone liv...
12/10/2025

Depending on the stage of disease, some well-intentioned gifts may no longer be appropriate or practical for someone living with Alzheimer’s. Here are five gift ideas for people in the middle-to-late stage of the disease. More ideas at alz.org/giftguide.

One of the most common signs of Alzheimer’s is forgetting recently learned information. Have you noticed this or other w...
12/08/2025

One of the most common signs of Alzheimer’s is forgetting recently learned information. Have you noticed this or other warning signs in yourself or a loved one? Learn more at alz.org/10signs.

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