Getting Out For The Day: Using Adult Day Programs

from Life With Dementia Hosted by Johnna Lowther

Being a family caregiver or care partner can be quite physically, emotionally, and financially demanding of your life and there are many people who are all alone in this role with no family around to help and little to none additional health supports on board. Hear about how adult day-support programs are stepping up to offer caregiver's a much-needed break and engage clients in meaningful and therapeutic activities to stimulate the mind and the body. See more at www.lifewithdementia.ca/blog.

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