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- Firebird Book Award November 22, 2022
- Connecting in the Land of Dementia: Creative Activities to Explore Together December 7, 2021
- Tony Bennett: Music Saves His Life Every Day October 8, 2021
- Dementia-Friendly Worship: A Multifaith Handbook October 4, 2019
- Preview of 15 Minutes of Fame: One Photo Does Wonders To Bring You Both Back to Solid Ground October 4, 2019
- If It’s Not Alzheimer’s, What is it? November 14, 2018
- AlzAuthors Team Gives Gifts to Caregivers! November 5, 2018
- AlzAuthors: “15 Minutes of Fame: One Photo Does Wonders” November 13, 2017
- I Get It About Caregiving February 22, 2017
- The Foot-Up View Just Got Better: Holidays and Alzheimer’s December 15, 2016
- 15 Minutes of Fame on AlzAuthors June 2, 2016
- Alzheimer’s Authors Unite May 31, 2016
- Music for Anyone May 29, 2016
- Music To Our Ears: Interview with Lori La Bey April 11, 2016
- Deborah Shouse’s Book: Connecting in the Land of Dementia: Creative Activities to Explore Together – a Chapter from Tryn Rose Seley March 29, 2016
- Finding the Right Assisted Living Situation For A Family Member February 9, 2016
- Free Book Preview from Amazon Kindle Version January 5, 2016
- A Creative Life Puts Alzheimer’s Behind Us December 31, 2015
- Music Music Music August 24, 2015
- Returning to Solid Ground – Personalizing Care – An Interview with Tryn Rose Seley January 9, 2015
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- Alzheimer’s Resource: Special Offer September 10, 2014
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- Hospice Care: Good or Not So Good? June 27, 2014
- Touching the Sky from Solid Ground | Dementia Services Development Centre l DSDC, Stirling May 2, 2014
- One Moment at a Time April 29, 2014
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- BiddingOwl – Loving Arms Mission Auction-Dr Oz, Lisa Oz & Tryn Rose Seley, Among Many March 24, 2014
- Valentine’s Day For Both of You February 12, 2014
- Start Small February 3, 2014
- Care for the Caregiver February 3, 2014
- Book Review: Cindy Brown, Girls with Swagger December 19, 2013
- From Arizona to You-A Story about Caring December 18, 2013
- Book Review for “15 Minutes of Fame”-Brenda Avadian, The Caregiver’s Voice December 4, 2013
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Alzheimer’s Authors Unite
Dear Friends, I’ve been invited to share about my work and book along with a team of authors in June, which is designated as Brain Awareness Month. Every month, and every day, I am glad to share my support and … Continue reading
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Music for Anyone
Music is part of everyone’s lives. When I did regular school tours at the Musical Instrument Museum, I’d ask “Who plays a musical instrument?” Many hands went up; violin, guitar, piano, my dad plays drums!…” And then I’d ask “Who … Continue reading
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Music To Our Ears: Interview with Lori La Bey
“Tuesday, a—-fternoon…” This is the song that comes to mind as we have our conversation on Tuesday, April 12th at 2pm EST, 1pm Central, 11am Mountain/Arizona. Alzheimer’s Speaks Radio is internationally known for its online presence as a fantastic resource … Continue reading
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Finding the Right Assisted Living Situation For A Family Member
I’m honored to share some advice from my experience with you, and with Seniorly’s readers. Click on the purple link below and read on. Tryn Rose Seley, Author, “15 Minutes of Fame: One Photo Does Wonders To Bring You Both … Continue reading
Free Book Preview from Amazon Kindle Version
Click on the link below to read a bit of this book. May it inspire you to take it home and make your caregiving path easier today. https://read.amazon.com/kp/embedasin=B00AZGEL40 &preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_EdaJwb1E675E4 Take care, and stay in touch, … Continue reading
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A Creative Life Puts Alzheimer’s Behind Us
As the new year unfolds, and continually, I am committed to promoting music, storytelling, and art-creating as “the cure” for Alzheimer’s and other dementias. It’s the path I have chosen to walk. This path bears fruit for the ones I … Continue reading
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Music Music Music
Music is something we all can ‘resonate with.’ When I’ve done Musical Instrument Museum tours, I always ask for a show of hands: “Who plays a musical instrument?” and “Who likes to listen to music?” All hands go up. This … Continue reading
Returning to Solid Ground – Personalizing Care – An Interview with Tryn Rose Seley
In 2012, Tryn Rose Seley published a beautiful book titled “15 Minutes of Fame.” This little gem takes a look at personalizing dementia care and improving life’s experience for those who have trouble remembering. Creating moments of joy each day … Continue reading
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