A Briefing on Alzheimer’s That’s Full of Hope and Prevention Ideas
You can change your brain's destiny says Lisa Genova, a neuroscientist and the author of Still Alice,
Honoring Ecumen's Amazing Life Enrichment Staff
It's National Activity Professionals Week, and Ecumen recognizes and honors its Life Enrichment staff -- the people who specialize in bringing smiles to our residents.
The Aging of Minnesota: An Interactive View
Here's a graphic way to understand how fast Minnesota is aging.
Become a Dementia Friend – A Global Movement To Create Dementia Friendly Communities
A group of Ecumen employees recently became Dementia Friends – part of a global movement striving to create more dementia friendly communities by changing the way people think, act and talk about dementia.
Kids Who Spend Quality Time with Grandparents Less Ageist
Researchers in Belgium found that children and teens who spend quality time with their grandparents are less likely to have negative stereotypical attitudes told the elderly.
Proudly Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day: January 15, 2018
Ecumen proudly celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We especially thank Dr. King for the inspiration he gives us in our fight against ageism.
Un-Resolve To Be Better: A Case for Opting Out of New Year’s Resolutions
Dr. Ken Druck makes a case for un-resolutions in the New Year.
Some Tips if You’re Thinking about Asking an Aging Parent to Move in with You
When an aging parent moves in with you, there are big changes in your household dynamics.
SEASON OF GRATITUDE: Ecumen Volunteers Help Homeless Veterans
In the holiday spirit, a group of Ecumen volunteers helped out last week at The Anoka Veteran Housing Project, which is providing quality housing for homeless veterans by restoring three cottages at the Anoka State Hospital and turning them into veteran housing.
A Really Simple Guide to Aging Well
Making New Year's resolutions? Get some tips from this easy-to-understand guide on how to take care of yourself.