A Place Where Everybody Knows Your Name
If you have experienced a place or a group where everybody knows your name, then you know how supportive it feels. The importance of being well-known.
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The Power of Negative Thinking: how embracing authenticity over positivity supports well-being
Fostering and modeling authenticity is critical to effective leadership.
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Meaning, Purpose, And Overall Health
The research about meaning (and the impact on health) is out there. Explore ways to enhance meaning in your life as well as the lives of others!
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Dementia Beyond Drugs Online: 7 Ways To Refresh Your Approach To Dementia Support
Learn new strategies, rethink traditional approaches, and improve the lives of both care partners and those living with dementia.
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Practice, Practice, Practice! Transforming The Care Relationship.
Transformation requires a change of mindset and habits, both of which require ongoing practice!
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Unlocking Leadership Potential: “Leadership: Using the Science to Elevate the Art” Live Online Training
Effective leadership involves much more than just directing a team or making strategic decisions. It’s about understanding people, navigating challenges, fostering collaboration, and creating environments where teams can thrive.
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Shaping the Future of Aging: The Eden Alternative® Podcast
It’s vital to staying engaged, growing, and adapting. That’s why we created “Shaping the Future of Aging,” a podcast designed to reflect the power of a growth mindset.
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An Intention for 2025: Understanding
By centering mutual understanding – both in leadership and in life – we create the conditions for people to connect bravely, collaborate respectfully, and live authentically.
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Upholding Well-Being in Dementia: An Online Learning Collaborative
Explore building identity, connectedness, security, autonomy, meaning, growth and joy into care partnerships with teams of peers in a group learning environment.
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Transform Dementia Care with The Eden Alternative®: Dementia Beyond Drugs
Dementia care has often been approached from a clinical, task-oriented perspective, but there is a growing recognition that truly compassionate care requires something deeper: a focus on the person, their experiences, and their inherent potential for connection and meaning.
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