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Feedback From Caregivers As Reported By The Alzheimer's Association of New York City Chapter
The Zoom on 2/8 was a success & I'm sharing feedback sent to me by the New York City Chapter who sponsored the event where I donated Essential Awakenings® kits to all attendees:
"I can't wait to use this with my Dad this weekend. He is at Atria on the Hudson. How might we do a program there?"
"When I was a little girl (65 years ago) my Mom used a Spanish soap called Maja. Till this day I buy the same soap and I always think of my Mom. It's a happy, peaceful memory.This is such a wonderful program! Thank you"
"Thank you for this new way to share thoughts and memories, and even just talk about what scents are enjoyable in the moment even if she can’t remember certain specifics. Conversation and connection is important."
"I have to leave but wanted to thank the Alzheimer's Association for this offering and Ruth for using her knowledge and talent for this program. This is brilliant!"
"This is so wonderful for engaging our loved ones. Thanks!"
"I cannot wait to use this. Thank you"
"This was such an amazing and innovative program. More, please!"
I am always grateful for feedback and I love what I do. Thank you to all caregivers who will be using Essential Awakenings® in their activities with whom they take care of. You shine the light onto the lives of people who you help! - Ruth Sutcliffe, Founder, The Scent Guru Group, LLC
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