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September 2018 The Carlton Times Love Honor Provide Theme of the Month: In the month of September we will explore the wide world of baking. Residents will be encouraged to share their favorite recipes and to participate in activities centered around various styles of cuisine. For theme related programs, see the activities highlighted in orange on our monthly calendar. Join us in celebrating Baking 1000 East 14th St., San 2726 Leandro, Fifth Street, CA 94577 Davis, CA 510.636.0660 95618 530.564.7002 License# License# 015600341 577005341 www.carltonseniorliving.com www.carltonseniorliving.com www.facebook.com/carltonseniorlivingdavis

Memory Corner Stimulating Memories Through Photos By Ava M. Stinnett We all need to feel engaged and entertained, to stay active both physically and mentally. Just because someone has Alzheimer s disease or another dementia doesn t mean that need disappears. But because of the cognitive decline that accompanies dementia, how people get engaged often has to change. An obvious sign of dementia is memory loss. One way to help stimulate the memories for someone with Alzheimer s whether in the early or late stages of the disease is by using visual aids, specifically photos. But how can families and caregivers use the photos to create opportunities for those who are affected by dementia to connect with those around them and themselves? Start by choosing a photo album that is sturdy but easy to hold. Keep the design simple so the photos are easy to focus on. Use plastic protective sheets over each page so the album will last indefinitely. Make the pictures large and clearly labeled. Place photos in chronological order. Your loved one may enjoy photos that span key times in their life, such as childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Include shots of family members (across generations), caregivers, and friends to show relationships and to spark recognition of people in the photos. Be sure to also select photos that show your loved one s achievements and awards, hobbies, and travel. If possible, work with your loved one as you create the book and compile the photos. Begin with just a few pages. This is a good opportunity to share memories and conversation. You may find that the person with dementia has many interesting stories to tell. Revisit the album from time to time, adding additional photos to reflect the past and present. The photo album can be used as a distraction technique for refocusing during difficult symptoms, as a security tool when the person is taken to unfamiliar places (e.g., the hospital), and to promote well-being and a sense of accomplishment. The album can also be used as a bridge to the past and a connection to the present.

Davis Director Team Amber Gustafon Executive Director Jesse Vasquez Programming Manager Miriam Farris Retirement Counselor Alex Bevaqua Associate Retirement Counselor Vivian Olmedo Memory Care Director Lindsey Moret Director Resident Services June Heo MC Personal Care Manager Jake Curri Dining Room Manager Eric DeMuth Resident Liaison Ben Slade Medication Manager Josh Turner Plant Operations Manager Jessalyn Eernisse Personal Expressions Manager

Milt Blackman was born 1938 in the very small area of Archie, Louisiana. As a youth, Milt was brought up with the Baptist church, and even sang within the choir. Milt eventually moved to Chico, Ca with his family, where he eventually ended up graduating from both the high school and State University of Chico; however, after college Milt went into the Army to serve his country, during which he also married the love of his life in 1959 to Lorna. After serving the military, Milt worked various jobs while working towards his degree to become an Optometrist. Milt and Lorna had two children, Kelly and Kevin, and raised them in the beautiful town of Davis. Around Carlton, Milt is an avid walker, and has a singing voice like no other! Jaime Delgado Was born in the farm town of Woodland, CA to parents Jaime senior and Rebecca. Jaime is the oldest of three boys and plays the big brother role as best as he can. during his adolescence, Jaime enrolled in a Sheriff Cadet Program for about 5 years. During this time, Jaime had aspired to become a DEA agent, but eventually changed his career course upon finding a job at Carlton Senior Living. Jaime is now currently going to college, working on a degree in gerontology and healthcare due to his innate care skills and sincerity. When Jaime isn t working, he enjoys having some quality family time either barbecuing, going on hikes, or out to the nearby lakes. If Jaime isn t with family, he s out traveling, often times to Oxnard near Ventura County where some of his family resides.

Memory Care Family Support Group Sunday, Thursday, August 2 10:15 AM - Morning Hosted Walk/Gardening by (LR) 10:45 AM - Fitness with Sandra (AR) David Howell, Vivien Olmedo, 1:00 PM - 50 s Spa Day (AR) 2:00 PM - Katie s and Birthday Eric DeMuth Party (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 3:00 PM - Tuesday, Prize Bingo September (AR) 11 th 5:00-6:00 PM in the Private Dining Room Monday, Friday, August 3 10:15 AM - Morning Walkabout (LR) 12:30 PM - Trivia (LR) 1:00 PM - 50 s Fashion Discussion (AR) 2:00 ~ PM Jill - Ice Meyer Cream Social (DR) Pay the bills! - Well, that s good! Keep up on the property, and mow the lawn, and keep the house clean Tuesday, Saturday, September 1 There s a percentage of money that you don t owe due to your income, so don t Wednesday, September 1 pay 10:00 AM anymore - Morning Walk/Gardening than that! (LR) 1:00 PM - Sing Fit (AR) 2:00 PM - Ice Cream Party (DR) 3:00 PM - Flower Arranging (DR) Please Welcome Our New Neighbors to Davis! ~ Molly Levitt 11:00 AM - Yoga and Meditation (AR) 12:30 PM - Color for Adults (AR) 1:00 PM - Ring Toss (AR) 2:00 PM - High-Low Tea (DR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! 5:30 PM - Evening Stroll (LR) 6:00 PM - Giant Jenga (LR)

Sunday, September 2 Thursday, September 6 10:15 AM - Morning Walk (LR) 11:00 AM - Fabulous Fitness (AR) 1:00 PM - Make/Bake Mini Pizza (AR) 2:00 PM - Eat Mini Pizza (AR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive (LR) 10:45 AM - Fitness with Sandra (AR) 12:30 PM - Hand Spa (DR) 1:30 PM - Poetry Project (AR) 2:00 PM - Quarterly Project (AR) Monday, September 3 Friday, September 7 2:00 PM - Popscicle Jokes Monday (DR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive with AL (LR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: Travelogue (LR) 6:00 PM - Indoor Golf (AR) 12:30 PM - Trivia (LR) 1:00 PM - Make Your Own Menu (AR) 2:00 PM - Ice Cream Social (DR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! (AR) Tuesday, September 4 Saturday, September 8 10:15 AM - Art & Exercise with Allison (AR) 12:30 AM - Hand Spa (DR) 1:00 PM - Prize Bingo (AR) 2:00 PM - Iced Tea & Aromatherapy (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: Gunsmoke (LR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! (AR) 11:00 AM - Yoga and Meditation (AR) 12:30 PM - Color for Adults (AR) 1:00 PM - Ring Toss (AR) 2:00 PM - High-Low Tea (DR) 3:30 PM - Prize Bingo (AR) 5:30 PM - Evening Stroll (LR) 6:00 PM - Giant Jenga (LR) Wednesday, September 5 2:00 PM - Ice Cream Party (DR) 3:00 PM - Flower Arranging (DR) St. James Communion Service Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday @ 10:00 AM 2nd Floor AL Study Room

Sunday, September 9 Thursday, September 13 11:00 AM - Fabulous Fitness (AR) 1:00 PM - Make/Bake Cookies (DR) 2:00 PM - Decorate Cookies (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive (LR) 10:45 AM - Fitness with Sandra (AR) 12:30 AM - Hand Spa (DR) 1:00 PM - Quarterly Project (AR) 2:00 PM - Snow Cone Thursdays (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: The Andy Griffith Show (LR) Monday, September 10 Friday, September 14 9:00 AM - On This Day in History (DR) 10:15 AM - Morning Walkabout/Gardening (LR) 12:30 PM - Trivia (LR) 2:00 PM - Popsicle Joke Monday s (DR) 1:00 PM - Staff Cooking with Residents (DR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive with AL (LR) 2:00 PM - Staff Cooking Potluck (DR) 2:30 PM - Travelogue (LR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! (AR) Tuesday, September 11 Saturday, September 15 9:00 AM - On This Day in History (DR) 10:15 AM - Art & Exercise with Allison (AR) 12:30 PM - Hand Spa (AR) 11:00 AM - Yoga and Meditation (AR) 1:00 PM - Ring Toss (AR) 2:00 PM - Iced Tea & Aromatherapy (DR) 1:30 PM - Shake It! With Alvin Soriaga (LR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: The Twilight Zone (LR) 2:30 PM - High-Low Tea (AR) 3:30 PM - Prize Bingo (AR) 5:30 PM - Evening Stroll (LR) 6:00 PM - Giant Jenga (LR) Wednesday, September 12 9:00 AM - On This Day in History (DR) 11:45 AM - Outing to Boudin s Bakery (LR) 1:00 PM - Quarterly Project (AR) 2:00 PM - Violin with Ciprian Mihutz (LR) 3:00 PM - Flower Arranging (DR) 7:00 PM - Sunset Theater (LR)

Sunday, September 16 Thursday, September 20 National Potato Chip Day 11:00 AM - Fabulous Fitness (AR) 1:00 PM - Backyard Swing with Jon (LR) 2:00 PM - Sunday Sundae s (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 2:30 PM - Travelogue (LR) 10:15 AM - Morning Walkabout/Gardening (LR) 10:45 AM - Fitness with Sandra (AR) 1:00 PM - Timeslips (LR) 2:00 PM - Snow Cone Social (DR) 2:30 PM - Prize Bingo (AR) 3:30 PM - 10 String Guitar with Tom Boyd (LR) Monday, September 17 Friday, September 21 1:00 PM - Country Music with Denny (LR) 2:00 PM - Quarterly Project (AR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive with AL (LR) 2:30 PM - Travelogue (LR) 6:00 PM - Indoor Golf (AR) 10:15 AM - Morning Walkabout/Gardening (LR) 12:30 PM - Trivia (LR) 1:00 PM - Cookie in a Jar (DR) 2:00 PM - Ice Cream Social (AR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! (AR) Tuesday, September 18 Saturday, September 22 10:15 AM - Art & Exercise with Allison (AR) 12:30 PM - Hand Spa (AR) 1:30 PM - Kay Farley s Birthday Party (DR) 2:00 PM - Rat Pack Classics with Tommy (LR) 11:00 AM - Yoga and Meditation (AR) 12:30 PM - Color for Adults (AR) 1:00 PM - Ring Toss (AR) 2:00 PM - High-Low Tea (DR) 3:30 PM - Prize Bingo (AR) 5:30 PM - Evening Stroll (LR) 6:00 PM - Giant Jenga (LR) Wednesday, September 19 10:15 AM - Morning Walkabout/Gardening (LR) 1:00 PM - Singfit (AR) 2:00 PM - Bread & Cheese Tasting (DR) 3:00 PM - Flower Arranging (DR) Kay F....... 9/18

Sunday, September 23 Thursday, September 27 10:00 AM - Morning Walk/Gardening (LR) 11:00 AM - Fabulous Fitness (AR) 1:00 PM - Make No-Bake Cheesecake (DR) 2:00 PM - Cheesecake Social (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive (LR) 10:00 AM - Morning Walk/Gardening (LR) 10:45 AM - Aerobics with Sandra (AR) 11:15 AM - Hand Spa (AR) 2:00 PM - Drum Circle (LR) 2:30 PM - Jokes and Floats (DR) Monday, September 24 Friday, September 28 10:00 AM - Morning Walk/Gardening (LR) 1:00 PM - Piano with Ken Kemmerling (LR) 2:00 PM - Outing to Ettore Bakery (LR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive with AL (LR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: Travelogue (LR) 10:00 AM - Morning Walk/Gardening (LR) 12:30 PM - Trivia (LR) 1:00 PM - Julia Child s Baked Recipe (DR) 2:00 PM - Taste Test Baked Good (DR) 3:00 PM - Singfit! (AR) Tuesday, September 25 Saturday, September 29 10:15 AM - Art & Exercise with Allison (AR) 11:15 AM - Hand Spa (DR) 2:00 PM - Iced Tea & Aromatherapy (DR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: I Love Lucy (LR) 10:00 AM - Morning Walk/Gardening (LR) 12:30 PM - Color for Adults (AR) 1:00 PM - Ring Toss (AR) 2:00 PM - High-Low Tea (DR) Wednesday, September 26 Sunday, September 30 10:00 AM - Morning Walkabout (LR) 10:00 AM - Morning Walkabout (LR) 11:00 AM - Sing Fit (AR) 1:00 PM - Bake Cupcakes (DR) 2:00 PM - Donut Tasting (DR) 2:00 PM - Decorate/Eat Cupcakes (DR) 2:30 PM - Travelogue (LR) 2:30 PM - Scenic Drive (LR) 4:30 PM - Carlton Family BBQ (LR) 2:30 PM - TV Time: The Andy Griffith Show (LR)

Cordially invite you to our support seminar: Aging in Place Hosted by David Howell Wednesday, September 11 th From 5:00-6:00PM in the 2 nd Floor Theater Room Vitas Healthcare David Howell will be in to discuss and answer the worries about aging in place while finding, understanding, and utilizing the appropriate resources out there that benefit our loved ones.

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