Empowering Families Facing the Challenges of Dementia and Alzheimer's. Advancing Brain Health for All. Morning coffee/juice and snacks are also served.
Amazing Place's Dementia Day Program is led by a highly professional and compassionate staff that quickly recognizes the individual needs and abilities of our participants. The center is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 am to 6:00 pm. Both participants and caregivers have the option to select a schedule that best suits their needs. Located in the heart of Houston, the center provides a joyful environment of acceptance allowing all family members peace of mind. Amazing Place offers a variety of activities that build cognitive skills that can offset the effects of Alzheimer's disease and other related dementias. Our safe and welcoming environment encourages friendships, social activities, exercise and education. All staff and volunteers passionately promote self-efficacy. Our chef prepares a delicious and well thought out three-course lunch each day strictly following the guidelines of MPN (Memory Preservation Nutrition). Special events, like birthdays, are celebrated as a group and festive parties are planned for the holidays. Virtual classes and other online programming are available for those that cannot attend in person or prefer a hybrid solution customized to their unique needs. At Amazing Place, the Connections Program is devoted to supporting the well-being of our caretakers and community at large by offering a variety of classes and in-person services. Our mission is to empower lives disrupted by dementia. Amazing Place is a state-licensed, faith based non-profit organization governed by a board of directors with representatives from 16 Houston area churches.
03/19/2026
We are 5 weeks away from the Amazing Dinner West fundraiser at …tickets and tables are still available but going fast!
Join chairs Vicky and Tony Georgas and Vicky and Robert Tillerson for an inspirational evening to raise funds and awareness for Amazing Place with keynote speaker Dr. Marc Milstein, author of the Age Proof Brain. Over a delicious meal, will share practical tips to protect your brain 🧠, boost, memory, improve sleep, and lower the risk of dementia.
Get ten friends together for a table or purchase individual tickets on our website under Get Involved/The Amazing Dinner West.
You don’t want to miss it!
THURSDAY, APRIL 23
BECKENDORFF FARMS | 6:30PM
DINNER CO-CHAIRS
VICKY & TONY GEORGAS
VICKY & ROBERT TILLERSON
03/16/2026
Are you caregiving for a loved one with dementia? Here is your chance to ask your questions and get immediate answers to help you in your caregiver journey.
Ask us anything, including which doctors can help with memory loss, tips to manage agitation and difficult behaviors, next steps for continuing cognitive decline and more.
Caregiver Questions & Answers
Amazing Place West
Wednesday, March 18 from 10 am to 12 pm
Seating is limited, so register early on our website under For Caregiving Families/Caregiver Education/Shared Strategies and Support
And please share with anyone who may be interested!
03/14/2026
Great article from KPRC2 / Click2Houston about how to challenge your brain and keep it healthy! 🧠
Doctors often advise exercising your brain to stay sharp but stretching your brain might be the better description.
03/03/2026
We are excited to share that our West Day Program has passed all necessary state inspections needed to become fully operational and we are now welcoming new participants to our Amazing Place family in Katy 💙
Benefits of our reasonably-priced Day Program include a full array of cognitive, physical and spiritual activities for participants, a nutritious 3-course lunch and snack, and on-site licensed health and family services professionals.
We believe that hope through dementia starts when you do, and this is an Amazing Place to start. Learn more on our website and if you are interested in the West Day Program, please reach out to Carol at ccooper@amazingplacehouston.org
We also have space available at our Central Day Program. For more info, contact our Central Day Program Director Mallory Hejja at mhejja@amazingplacehouston.org.
03/02/2026
Dementia caregiving is hard! You are not alone if you feel overwhelmed, tired, constantly worried and think to yourself..I need a break!
Join us for a lively gathering to meet other dementia caregivers, understand why you need a break, and discover creative ways to find respite. If you are a spouse, family member, partner, or friend helping care for a loved one with dementia, this event is for you! Registration is free, and you can reserve your spot on our website under For Caregiving Families/Caregiver Education/Caregivers Connect and Special Caregiver Events
Caregivers Connect ! - “I NEED A BREAK!”
Wednesday, March 11 from 10-11:30 am
Amazing Place West Campus
02/24/2026
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. Our evidence-based Savvy Caregiver™ programs are designed for caring families and friends to learn more about dementia, symptomatic behavior changes, skills to manage the disease and development of self-care.
We have TWO classes with spots still available starting in March.
Our 3-week Saavy Caregiver Express class meets once a week on Tuesdays (from 10am-12pm) starting March 3 at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church.
Our more comprehensive 5-week Saavy Caregiver class meets once a week on Thursdays (from 9:30-11:30am) starting March 5 at Amazing Place Central.
Classes are free and registration is available on our website under Caregiver Education.
Sign up today. We know that caregiving is hard but hope through dementia can be found at Amazing Place.
02/19/2026
Emma Heming Willis is doing so much to shine a light on dementia and the caregiver’s journey. Today’s opinion piece in USA Today explains why we as a country need to do more to support caregivers and the significant role they play.
Caregiving has meant confronting how unprepared our culture is to support families navigating FTD. It's a 24/7 responsibility, with little support.
02/15/2026
Amazing Place is closed on Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents’ Day.
02/11/2026
This just made the news, in case you missed it! A research study found that playing a brain training video game may help protect the brain against dementia for decades. Experts say the findings are the strongest evidence yet that cognitive training can create lasting changes in the brain 🧠
Adults who played a specific type of cognitive speed training were found to have a dramatically lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s, new research finds.
02/11/2026
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. Our Savvy Caregiver Express Program will help you and family members understand dementia, its effects on behavior, and how to develop personalized strategies for dementia caregiving and decision making.
This class meets once a week for 3 weeks, February 12, 19 & 26. Space is still available, register on our website under Caregiver Education.
Hope through dementia starts when you do. 💙
02/06/2026
Join us for The Amazing Dinner West event on April 23, 2026 at Beckendorff Farms! It will be a wonderful evening - a delicious dinner in a beautiful setting with tips on brain healthy living by keynote speaker Dr. Marc Milstein, bestselling author of The Age-Proof Brain. 🧠
The annual dinner benefits our operations, allowing us to offer reasonable rates for Day Program participants and deliver our Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, Caregiver Support programs and Brain Health Education initiatives at little to no cost to anyone in need. Tables are available for purchase on our website
and Feb. 28 is the underwriting deadline to be included on the invitation. We hope you will join us! 💙
Amazing Place is celebrating 30 years of hope this year 🕊️What began as a respite program for adults with dementia has evolved three decades later to be the Houston area’s leading resource in navigating dementia and nurturing brain health.
Last year, we served more than 10,000 individuals through our Day Program and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy as well as our Caregiver Support programs and Brain Health curriculum. Now with two campuses, we are even better positioned to meet the growing needs of an aging population and educate our community on aging well. A big THANK YOU to everyone who has made this milestone possible…we are excited to celebrate 30 years with you! 💙🥰
01/27/2026
Cuidar a un ser querido con demencia puede ser difícil. Nuestro programa “Cuidando Con Respeto” le ayudará a usted a comprender la demencia, sus efectos en el comportamiento y aprender estrategias de cuidado de la demencia y toma de decisiones. Permítanos ayudarlo a navegar este camino.
Registrate en nuestro sitio web
01/25/2026
Amazing Place Central and West campuses will be closed Monday, January 26 out of abundance of caution with the winter storm. Please stay safe and warm!
01/23/2026
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. Our Savvy Caregiver Express class will help you and family members understand dementia, its effects on behavior, and how to develop personalized strategies for dementia caregiving and decision making.
We have two different options for our 3-week class in February:
February 3, 10 and 17 on Tuesdays from 10am -12pm at The Church of St. John the Divine
February 12, 19 and 26 on Thursdays from 10am-12pm at Amazing Place West
Spots are still available, we hope to see you! Register on our website.
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“I’m always amazed to learn something new every day here. The days would be awfully empty without this place.”
- Day Program Participant
“The people here are kind and friendly. I feel I am part of a community. It took me months and months to realize why I was here ... it’s the people. The great staff helps us and I am able to have friendships with everyone here.”
- Day Program Participant
“There is a great variety of people here and they are nice. The staff is so welcoming, from the moment you enter the front door. I’ve never seen anything like this.”
- Day Program Participant
“I am so grateful knowing [my husband] is in such a safe and loving environment when he is at Amazing Place. He loves the food, the live music, and the friendships he’s made. He’s even asked to extend his days, just so he doesn’t miss anything! The staff at Amazing Place is nothing short of ... amazing!”
- Wife of a Day Program Participant
“Amazing Place has always exceeded my expectations. We are a community. We are family.”
- Day Program Participant
“Amazing Place is a social place where I have lots of good friends. The programs are so rich and there are so many activities offered, it’s difficult to choose just one.”
- Day Program Participant
“[My husband] is happy to have this place where he can go and not be judged for his disease or what he can’t remember. He is happy there and can be the ‘life of the party’ again. Without Amazing Place, no doubt he would be lost. It’s a place he loves and I feel safe knowing he is there. Thank you for being a blessing to our family and considering us to receive scholarship assistance so my husband can continue to feel good about himself and learn how to enjoy life with Alzheimer’s.”
- Wife of a Day Program Participant
