This training package includes three 22-minute videos showing the procedures in detail and a 27-page workbook giving staff training suggestions, detailed instructions and reproducible handouts for easy reference and review.

This training package includes a video and manual showing both the non-physical and physical procedures to deal specifically with Finger Grabs.

This new compilation DVD gets to the emotional and ethical core of family caregiving.

This third installment of the award-winning “My Mother, My Father” film series carries on the story of the Honel family, as they engage in very real conversations about dementia caregiving and quality of life – from idyllic expectations to bittersweet realities. The film is unique in that it provides a nearly forty-year generational (and intergenerational) …

This award-winning film lets us into the world of Marilyn and Josef Silverstein, a couple in their nineties, both dealing with their own form of dementia.

This new film enlightens and empowers as it takes an intimate look at the impact of Alzheimer’s and dementia in communities of color, why disparities often exist in these communities, and what can be done right now to change the course of the disease. Through the powerful stories of several families (from a millennial caregiver …

This widely acclaimed classic program follows seven years in the life of Grace Kirkland and the inspirational caregiving efforts of her husband, Glenn. It provides a documentation of the progression of Alzheimer’s disease from time of diagnosis until death. Observing Grace from the first stage of the disease where she’s already having short-term memory problems, …

Produced in collaboration with Peter V. Rabins, MD, author of the best-selling and nationally acclaimed best seller, “The 36-Hour Day,” this DVD provides the extraordinary opportunity to understand Alzheimer’s disease first hand through one family’s experience. Meeting regularly with Nancy and her husband caregiver, Dr. Rabins guides them as they face challenges at different stages …

Will Power uses the filmmaker’s personal experiences in saving his ancestral land to provide a powerful framework for action to prepare siblings and their parents for the emotional, financial, and legal challenges that age and death can bring on. 

My Father’s House touches us in the rather deep places we don’t often venture. It assures us that the path of caregiving, however painful and unpredictable, is a worthy one, one that redeems and one that rewards us with the silent, unforeseen promise of comfort and peace at the time of a loved one’s death.