Sharing a favourite memory overlooking the Alberta badlands, as we remember our sweet Grandma Vi who recently passed away. To know her was to love her. Mom. GG. Gardener. Hugger. Cook. Baker… we could go on. Hug your loved ones ♥️ #grandma#love#family
There are over 8 million people across Canada providing care to someone in their lives. We see your commitment. We know your struggles. We celebrate you today and are working towards a better future every day.
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#NationalCaregiverDay
Occupational therapists play an essential role in the provision of behavioural support services. Happy Occupational Therapy Month to all OTs working on, or in collaboration with, our BSO teams! #OTMonth
Occupational therapists play an essential role in the provision of behavioural support services. Happy Occupational Therapy Month to all OTs working on, or in collaboration with, our BSO teams! #OTMonth
Enjoyed some sunshine and a tasty lunch with some wonderful company! Thank you @rb33canada for always connecting the dots - being an amazing mentor and friend. Always picking up where we have left off… which reminds me, I better fetch those plants from the back of my car 🙈😂
Hanging out w/ probably my most fave #OccupationalTherapist (although I💙 All OTs), dear friend @ShannonCoffey_1 who works w/ those living w/ #dementia & their caregivers
Dropping off some of my tomato & pepper seedlings 🌱 for her to adopt in new home backyards😁
#breakingbread
"It's not just about aging in place - it's about living in place. Consider the return on investment of assistive technology for increased time and quality of life." - Ron Belano @rb33canada#OT365#aginginplace
89% of Ontario seniors want to live at home for as long as possible.
State of home care:
-staffing shortages
-low wages (worse than LTC)
-for-profits provide most of care
As home care & LTC are part of a continuum, why are we only speaking about fixing LTC…but not home care?
Participating in the #IGWalkforAlz to support the growing demand for programs & services offered by @DementiaAlzh. Our team would appreciate your support to help those affected by #dementia manage the disease & live life to the fullest- click to donate: https://t.co/TB1KWQGD6g
Every dollar you raise and every step that you take in the #IGWalkForAlz will support life-changing programs and services that our community relies on for their wellbeing.
Join other Walkers and make a difference today! https://t.co/CEMKERkNNP
#GivingTuesday is the largest day of global giving when people give back to the charities they hold close, and we hope that for you, this includes the Alzheimer Society.
Tomorrow, give back by making a gift.
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Caregivers have shared with @CaregiverON that a simple gesture, such as a phone call asking them how they’re doing, can make a big difference in their day. On Nov 13th, for Kindness Day, call someone you know who is taking care of a neighbour, family member, or friend.
Are you a person living with dementia? @HamOnt_Aging wants to learn more about living with dementia in Hamilton and Haldimand.
Click here to complete the survey! https://t.co/CIGQRPWlwA
All information collected is confidential.
#DementiaFriendlyCommunities#AgeFriendlyCity
In collaboration with @brain_Xchange , our Behavioural Supports Integrated Teams Collaborative is pleased to release 'My Transitional Care Plan during the COVID-19 Pandemic' - a practical tool to support successful transitions during the pandemic: https://t.co/jbBscvMUPH
Today was #WorldAlzheimersDay, but the journey continues tomorrow. Join us tomorrow at 7PM at to learn about why the language we use when we talk about dementia is so important.
REGISTER: https://t.co/VVhjLN9paZ