If you could see your loved one or someone you know with Alzheimer’s disease (or other dementia) laugh, clap their hands, smile, sing or hum—have them experience some love, comfort, peace, and joy, even if only for a little while, wouldn’t you want to know how?

We are a living soul that requires care. Your overall health has everything to do with your soul. So how does one care for the soul?  What are its basic needs to be healthy?  And how does a person with Alzheimer’s, other dementia, or brain disorder, who does not have the cognitive ability to effectively communicate or respond to their environment, care for their soul?