Mindfully Addressing Dementia®

Hello my name is Stephanie I am part of a wonderful Village I like to call Memory Lane. I have been a member of this growing village for almost three years. I came across this job and immediately fell In love with caring for those in need. There is something truly gratifying about going to work and knowing that you helped make someone’s day better by providing someone a good quality of life regardless of their daily challenges. Although some things can’t be healed they can be made better with love and care. I am a true believer that patience and compassion can go a long way. I take care of your loved ones as if they were my own and know that I treat them with the utmost respect and dignity. 

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Hi my name is Michelle and my experience in caregiving began 10 years ago when I moved home to help take care of my Grandma, who had started showing signs of memory loss and was eventually diagnosed with Alzheimers. After her passing, I went to school to become a pharmacy technician while working at an Assisted Living Facility, this is when I realized my true passion was caregiving and in October of 2022, I became a part of the Memory Lane Village! At Memory Lane I have learned important skills and knowledge in dementia care and I have had the honor of caring for multiple clients with a wide range of needs. I look forward to caring for your loved ones like I would my own.

Hello, my name is Treena and I have been a caregiver for over 30 years. It all started when my dad needed help. He was my first patient. Over the years, I have worked in hospitals, group homes, and residential care facilities and I quickly realized how rewarding it was to help someone in need. I love working for Memory Lane because I'm able to provide care for my clients in their own homes. Everyday that I am able to provide the comfort and safety that allows your loved one to be able to stay and age happily in their own home with family, is a special day to me! 

Hi, my name is Patty and I have been working at Memory Lane for 8 months. I never thought that being a caregiver for adults would be so beautiful, what you learn from them and humanity, the patience you have for them is a very different experience. Thank you, MemoryLane for giving me this opportunity to learn and develop the patience, the understanding, the tenderness with which you can have for the people under your care. 

Yo hablo español.