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Caregivers are remarkable. This month (and every month) we are happy to celebrate caregivers everywhere! November is Nat

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Caregivers are remarkable. This month (and every month) we are happy to celebrate caregivers everywhere! November is NatCaregivers are remarkable.Nov 3This is what happens when you lead with imagination and genuine care — you feel the magic too. The joy is contagious. ThThis is what happens when you lead with imagination and genuine care — you feel the magic…Oct 64 likesTimeSlips is a global movement reaching 24 countries with one core belief: Dementia is hard. Joy is possible. Through BeTimeSlips is a global movement reaching 24 countries with one core belief…Oct 19 likesTimeSlips acknowledges that dementia is hard, but joy is still very much possible! With so much of the dementia narrativTimeSlips acknowledges that dementia is hard, but joy is still very much possible!Sep 249 likesIn this special vlog, TimeSlips VP of Programs Sam Goodrich takes us inside a Facilitator Workshop — where caregivers trIn this special vlog, TimeSlips VP of Programs Sam Goodrich takes us inside a Facilitator…Sep 949 likesTimeSlips is a global movement reaching 24 countries with one core belief: Dementia is hard. Joy is possible. 🤍 ThroughTimeSlips is a global movement reaching 24 countries with one core belief…Aug 2417 likesThe science doesn’t lie and neither do the smiles. From reduced behavioral symptoms and decreased caregiver burden to inThe science doesn’t lie and neither do the smiles.Jul 820 likesMeet Sam Goodrich, Vice President of Programs at TimeSlips. Sam’s story with TimeSlips began in the most personal way —Meet Sam Goodrich, Vice President of Programs at TimeSlips.Jun 2919 likesWe are beyond honored. TimeSlips has been awarded a $20,000 grant through the Molly Blank Fund and we are putting everyWe are beyond honored.Jun 2412 likesWhat if just one moment of joy could make someone’s day? Now imagine a world where there are 10 million more moments ofWhat if just one moment of joy could make someone’s day?Jun 239 likesPsyche Magazine, a digital publication dedicated to helping people better understand themselves and others just featuredPsyche Magazine, a digital publication dedicated to helping people better understand…Jun 1715 likes

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Meet our very first Joy Ambassador! 🎉🤍 We are so excited to welcome Dr. Kerry Burnight, author of Joyspan, to the TimeTimeslips Creative Storytelling EssentialsBehind the scenes in Chicago. Our facilitators have been sharing some of the most joyful behind-the-scenes moments of thFacilitatorsBehind the scenes in Chicago. Our facilitators have been sharing some of the most joyful behind-the-scenes moments of thTrainingAnne Basting is headed to the @woodruffartscenter Second Annual Convention in Atlanta to speak on the role arts play inDementiaWatch their faces light up. When facilitators read the stories back to residents — stories they created themselves — somStorytellers