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See Jay Asparro Featured in Newsday
Jay Asparro of Plainview was featured in Newsday. Click button below to read the entire article. Read More!
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Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation Changes Name To Reflect Broad Services Available
Effective immediately, The Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation has changed its name to the Long Island Alzheimer’s & Dementia Center. The name of the 31-year old not for profit was changed to more
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October Newsletter
LIAF Shining Star: Grace Johnson, LMSWGrace Johnson, LMSW, Director of Counseling Services and Health Operations, was honored at the 2019 LIBN 30 under 30 ceremony. The 30 Under 30 Awards recognize the
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Meet Our Staff: Mandy Klarman, LCSW
Meet Our Staff!Mandy Klarman, LCSW, Director of Onboarding and Client CoordinationMandy Klarman first came to the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center in 2018. A stay at home mom engaged with
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Tori Cohen Featured in the September issue of Long Island Woman
Executive director of Westbury-based Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center, Tori Cohen was featured in the September issue of Long Island Woman. View the entire article below.
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Crystalizing the Two Links Between Dementia and Depression
Everyone feels down from time to time, but the link between dementia and depression is much stronger than a one-off feeling. In fact, much of the latest research suggests depression affects those with
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Join Us for BINGO to Raise Money for the 4th Annual Ann Asparro Run
On National Grandparent's Day — Sunday, September 8th — the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center invites you and your family to a delightful afternoon of BINGO! Offering prizes and raffle items,
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The 2019 Ann Asparro Run: 100 Miles, 1 Day, $100K
Watching a loved one face the challenges of living with Dementia can be devastating. However, it was this very devastation that inspired Jay Asparro to do something special. After watching his grandmother
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Myths About Dementia
Most Common Myth There is no point in obtaining or facing the diagnosis. This is a huge mistake. It affects the overall experience of diagnosed and caregiver. Getting the diagnosis allows for:
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Living With Alzheimer’s for Caregivers Middle Stage
An Education Program by the Alzheimer's AssociationIn the middle stages of Alzheimer's Disease, those who were care partners now become hands-on caregivers. Join us for this 3-part series and hear caregivers
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