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Alzheimer’s Support Group – May 29th

Alzheimer’s Support Group

When: May 29th @ 11:30am

Where: Campbell Cove

RSVP: 601-856-0160

St. Catherine’s Village will be hosting an Alzheimer’s Support Group on May 29th @ 11:30am. LaToya Thomas, MSW, LCSW, SCV’s Campbell Cove Social Worker will resume the quarterly support group for caregivers.  The topic for the evening will be Alzheimer’s 101: Understanding the Disease. RSVP to 601-856-0160.

 

Alzheimer’s Support Group – May 13th

Alzheimer’s Support Group

When: May 13, 2019 @ 5:30pm

Where: Campbell Cove

RSVP: 601-856-0160

St. Catherine’s Village will be hosting an Alzheimer’s Support Group on May 13, 2019 @ 5:30pm and the guest speaker will be Alice Skelton (Alzheimer’s Mississippi).  The topic for the evening will be Alzheimer’s 101: Understanding the Disease. RSVP to 601-856-0160.

 

Parkinson’s Support Group – May 6th

Are you or a loved one struggling with Parkinson’s Disease or conditions related to Parkinson’s Disease and feeling overwhelmed? You are not alone. Learn coping skills and ways to enhance your quality of life while also sharing with others who are facing similar challenges. Dr. Juebin Huang, a Neurologist and member of the MIND Center clinical and research team will facilitate.

Juebin Huang, MD
Dr. Huang’s clinical practice is focused on general neurology with a special interest in neurodegenerative and movement disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Tremor, Vascular dementia, and Mild Cognitive Impairment. His research interests include exploration of experimental therapeutics for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases and the study of Neuroimaging biomarkers for aging and dementia. Dr. Huang is a member of the American Academy of Neurology.

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Parkinson’s Support Group – April 8th

Are you or a loved one struggling with Parkinson’s Disease or conditions related to Parkinson’s Disease and feeling overwhelmed? You are not alone. Learn coping skills and ways to enhance your quality of life while also sharing with others who are facing similar challenges. Dr. Juebin Huang, a Neurologist and member of the MIND Center clinical and research team will facilitate.

Juebin Huang, MD
Dr. Huang’s clinical practice is focused on general neurology with a special interest in neurodegenerative and movement disorders such as Alzheimer’s
disease, Parkinson’s disease, Tremor, Vascular dementia, and Mild Cognitive Impairment. His research interests include exploration of experimental
therapeutics for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases and the study of Neuroimaging biomarkers for aging and dementia. Dr. Huang is a member
of the American Academy of Neurology.

READ MORE HERE

 

April 2019 Activity Calendars

Free Healthy Brain workshop

Nourish Your Noggin Presented by St. Catherine’s Village & Alzheimer’s Mississippi

Join us for this free educational series promoting the importance of keeping our brains healthy as we age. Speakers will present thought-provoking information on changing the way we think about brain health and practical strategies for keeping our brains healthy. We will also learn what is normal age-related memory loss, warning signs for dementia, the importance of emotional and spiritual health and coping strategies for caregivers.

March 21      How To Grow Your Brain
Learn specific proactive actions to improve your brain health. It’s not too late to add or change lifestyle habits that will benefit your brain.
April 18        All Is Well With My Soul
Learn the importance of emotional and spiritual health to your brain and life.
May 16         The Search Continues
Learn about the newest results and current trials in the search for a cure and/or treatment.
June 20        (Keeping) Sanity and Caregiving
Learn coping techniques and tips to reduce caregiver stress from current and former caregivers.

Download the following flyer for more information on the upcoming “Nourish Your Noggin” Sessions:

Nourish Your Noggin Flyer

March 2019 Activity Calendars

February 2019 Activity Calendars

Award-Winning St. Catherine’s Village Starting The Year Off With Savings On Memory Care Living

(Madison, Mississippi)—For the fourth consecutive year, St. Catherine’s Village has been voted Best Retirement Community in Mississippi by readers of the Clarion-Ledger, which is part of the USA Today network and the state’s largest newspaper.

Dubbed “Mississippi’s Official People’s Choice Awards,” Best Of 2018 Awards were determined by Mississippi residents 18 and older who cast their ballots online in numerous categories from beauty and health to services and from dining to sports. St. Catherine’s Village also received the award for Best Assisted Living Facility.

As Madison’s preeminent Life Plan Community, St. Catherine’s Village offers independent living in apartments and garden homes, assisted living in Marian Hall, memory care in Campbell Cove and Hughes Center, skilled nursing in Siena Center, and skilled nursing dedicated to memory care.

“Often, holiday gatherings are a time when loving family members recognize that living at home isn’t the answer any longer for a loved one with memory loss,” said Mary Margaret Judy, St. Catherine’s Village executive director. “When the concerns for a loved one become overwhelming, it is time to seek an environment with assistance to make life easier and preserve individual dignity. Always a most difficult decision, there comes a time for action.”

St. Catherine’s Village is offering an incentive to help make a hard decision a tiny bit easier. A new resident who moves into Campbell Cove by March 1, 2019 with a rental contract for memory care assisted living can save 10 percent on monthly service fees for one year.

Included in the monthly fees at Campbell Cove are three meals a day; coffee and refreshments; supervision of self-administered medications; assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing and grooming; 24-hour professional nursing staff; utilities except telephone and internet; weekly housekeeping and linen laundering; and 24-hour security.

Licensed by the State of Mississippi as an “Alzheimer’s Assisted Living” facility, Campbell Cove offers a warm, home-like environment for individuals facing memory loss. The building accommodates 36 residents in three color-coded wings, each with a common living room and dining area along with 12 furnished private bedrooms. In the center are a large multipurpose area, arts and crafts room, recreation center, and kitchen. With its combination of personal and public spaces, this layout allows individuals to enjoy their privacy yet participate in activities as they desire. A secure walking garden and landscaped patios give residents the opportunity to spend time outdoors in a familiar and protected setting.

Programming is person-centered with scheduled—but also unplanned—activities that are stimulating, interesting and designed to enhance each resident’s quality of life. These include social, cultural, recreational, and spiritual.

In addition, all memory care staff members are specially trained and follow a social model of care to provide loving, nurturing assistance while supporting each person’s capabilities and affirming his or her dignity.

Unparalleled services and facilities are the hallmark not only of Campbell Cove but also of all St. Catherine’s Village. Located on 160 acres in Madison, it is the first retirement community in Mississippi to earn accreditation by CARF-CCAC. This “commitment to excellence” seal signifies that the campus exceeds the standards established by the only international accrediting body for Continuing Care Retirement Communities.

The private, gated community boasts wooded grounds, protected and beautiful outdoor spaces, a caring staff, on-site resident-centered nursing care, and a mission-focused environment for adults age 62 and older.

To learn more about St. Catherine’s Village, log onto www.StCatherinesVillage.com or call (601) 856-0123 to schedule a tour. For details and information on Campbell Cove and limited-time savings on memory care, contact Cynthia Armstrong at 601-856-0127.

January 2019 Activity Calendars