When Is Memory Loss Something To Be Concerned About?Forgetfulness and confusion used to be considered a natural part of aging. Perhaps you can recall a grandparent who became forgetful or as we used to say senile. Today we know that memory loss may mean something is wrong. There are many causes of memory loss. We know that changes in the way your family member thinks, remembers or behaves may be signs of disease and can be treated. Because people are living longer, more families find themselves facing dementia, memory loss or Alzheimer's Disease. Whether you are beginning your journey or an experienced care giver, you've come to a place where you can find the answers and support you need.
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What Clients are Saying
"Working with Janice made all the difference in how we handled a series of frustrating, bang-your-head-in-the-wall set of family eldercare issues.
Janice is kind, compassionate, understanding, insightful, level-headed and extremely knowledgeable. You will be surprised at how much help she can truly offer, even in the midst of an impossible situation.
If you have an elder in your life that is looking to you for love and care, especially a parent, long distance or local, give yourself the gift of peace of mind - talk to Janice."
Jeannie S.-San Mateo, CA
My brothers and I noticed that my Dad was exhausted from taking care of my mother.
We had a family meeting and hired Janice to lead it. She was there for us, put in a very difficult position, on short notice and on a Sat. night (it happened to be the only time all of us could meet) and she handled it very well. She really got us started/focused on the right track and framed things in a way that worked for all of us. We now meet monthly without Janice, but know that she is there any time we need her. I have recommended her to every one and anyone I know dealing with the issues of caring for our elders."
Mary A.-Redwood City, CA
Janice Wallace was able to provide excellent guidance and suggestions that helped break down the communications barriers and facilitated a calmer, more constructive dialog between my brother and myself about the care for our parents. Janice is an excellent listener, generous with her time and is willing to go the extra mile to overcome the complex interpersonal issues that are so often associated with elder care concerns."
Jeff F.-San Francisco, CA
Is it time to get help with your eldercare issues? Caring for a family member with dementia can be frustrating and confusing. Schedule a
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