In recent years, the healthcare community has poured much attention into the special needs of people with dementia – and there have been exciting advances in therapies, treatments, and care…
Growing Partnership with Drexel Sparks New Possibilities in Dementia Care
“You are not alone.” For a caregiver of a loved one with dementia – or for someone struggling with dementia themselves – this is a powerful message to hear. This is…
New Fund for Creative Arts Therapy: Inspiring Donors, Growing Possibilities
Do you have a passion for the creative arts? Have you Seen music, art, or dance make a positive difference in Someone’s life – perhaps even your own? The new fund…
Opening, Hearts, Minds, and Doors with Creative Arts Therapy
Seth Laucks, MA, MT-BC, LPC, believes in the healing and connecting power of music. He knows the right song can unlock a door to everything from a treasured memory, to…
Dock Meadows Changes its Name to The Willows of Living Branches
Dock Meadows, one of the three Living Branches retirement communities, announced today that it is changing its name to The Willows of Living Branches. The name change reflects the history…
Announcing the Student in Residence
Living Branches is pleased to announce the new student in residence program at The Willows of Living Branches! We are excited to introduce Jenni Agosto as the first student in…
Embracing Change to Strengthen a Tradition of Care
In 1976, Paul and Esther Moyer were hired to help inspire growth and change at Souderton Mennonite Homes. As the community’s last couple in leadership, they led the charge for…
Starting the New Year Right: A Bucket List Guideline for 2018
Here comes a new year, full of opportunities and goals. Bursting with expectation and right on the heels of a busy holiday season spent with family and friends. Isn’t it…
Holidays: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year?
We all know the classic song made popular by Andy Williams, It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year… and the holidays definitely have a way of making us feel nostalgic…
Understanding What Your Loved One Needs in Memory Care
As the Silent Generation continues to age and the first of the Baby Boomers are officially seniors, the number of people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease continues to rise. Anyone who…