FLORENCE– CARINGPLACE of the Shoals, the distinguished non-profit organization dedicated
to providing education and support for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, is
delighted to announce a comprehensive month-long educational initiative designed to empower the local community.
This initiative will feature a series of engaging seminars held every Tuesday throughout October – the 3rd, 10th, 17th,
and 24th, commencing at 6:00 PM, at the CARINGPLACE facility, and is open to the public.
These 45-minute seminars will delve into crucial topics, offering invaluable insights into Alzheimer’s and dementia-
related matters. Attendees can anticipate sessions covering essential subjects such as:
1. Identifying the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
2. Enhancing Effective Communication
3. Navigating Dementia Conversations
4. Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors
Intriguingly, CARINGPLACE of the Shoals is taking its commitment to Alzheimer’s awareness one step further by
integrating the Alzheimer’s Walk initiative with these seminars. The Alzheimer’s Walk is slated for October 8th, with
festivities commencing at 2:00 PM. CARINGPLACE of the Shoals is assembling a dedicated team to participate in the
walk and actively engage with the community at an information booth, where valuable resources and information will
be distributed.
CARINGPLACE of the Shoals is recognized for its unwavering commitment to providing education, support, and
resources to individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s and related dementia. The organization is dedicated to
nurturing a more informed and compassionate community.
For additional information about our forthcoming seminars or the Alzheimer’s Walk please contact us at 256-335-5245.
About CARINGPLACE Shoals:
CARINGPLACE of the Shoals is a non-profit organization operating an Adult Day Service
program for Clients with memory loss due to Alzheimer’s disease and other related disorders, as well as older adults
who are frail and/or functionally impaired without memory loss. Participants enjoy music, art, fitness, reminiscing, and
various activities while making new friends and sharing the day. To learn more about us, please visit our website at
www.caringplaceshoals.org.
Media Release/Nicole Fults, Executive Director
CARINGPLACE Shoals
