With more than 6 million Alzheimer’s patients across the United States, Executive Director, Tori Cohen, LCSW talks about the growing need for the types of outreach, support groups, hands on services
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On Tuesday, July 27th, the LIAD Center was honored to host Nassau County Executive, Laura Curran, and Deputy Commissioner of Nassau County Office of the Aging, Jorge Martinez. During their visit, staff
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A topic as of late explores movies that show the debilitating challenges of memory loss and its effects on being a caregiver. The Father, released in 2020, is about a man with dementia, who begins
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Caregivers coping with dementia often face an array of challenging emotions. Having a loved one diagnosed with dementia can make you feel angry, sad, and scared for the future all at the same time. However,
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The 2021 Ann Asparro Run Fundraising Dinners were a great success! The community gathered on Tuesday, July 13th at Craft 387 Bar & Bistro and Monday, July 26th at Morrison's Restaurant to support the
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Registration closed for 7/1 Thank you to our program sponsor Registration closed for 7/15 Thank you to our program sponsors Register for 7/29 Thank you to our program sp...
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June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month - an opportunity to raise awareness about cognitive health and recognize the more than 5 million American's living with cognitive impairment, as well as those
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Excessive alcohol consumption over a period of time can have devastating effects in almost every facet of life. As one of the most abused substances in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control
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We are thrilled to announce that the LIAD Center’s hands-on programming soft opening has been an absolute success. Thanks to our reliable community of families, staff and supporters, re-opening our doors
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FDA approves Aducanumab, the first new Alzheimer’s disease treatment in almost two decades and the first to attack the disease process. Learn more here.
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