Rebekah Wilson - Aging Care Coach

06/07/2026

We were honored to bring our Dementia Moments experience to an awesome team at Central Arizona Shelter Services — pictured in the special gear we provide for this eye-opening simulation. Rebekah Wilson, Hospice of the Valley's director of dementia education and partnerships, led the workshop and cherished the collaboration to support vulnerable populations living with dementia. Interested in our free interactive training? Contact us at [email protected] or (602) 767‑8300.

05/27/2026

Living Well with Dementia 🕊️

04/30/2026

Thankful for the opportunity to work alongside these amazing colleagues today!

04/22/2026

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter once said there are four kinds of people in the world: “those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers." But there might be a fifth: caregivers who help other caregivers.

10/17/2025

Another communication tip

10/02/2025

Beautiful post from Barbara Karnes! 🫶🏽

Relationships are challenging. We don’t always get from them what we want or need. As death comes, the yearning for what we didn’t get or have with this person increases. When I was caring for my mother in the months before she died, I realized all the things I wanted from her and never had. I a...

09/24/2025

More Communication Tips

09/19/2025

Thanks to Dementia Care and Education Campus for getting this information to families and staff who need it! 🫶🏽

09/18/2025

Hospice of the Valley’s Dementia Team is honored to provide comprehensive training to memory care facilities in Arizona. “By sharing best practices and crucial skills with caregivers, we’re raising the standard of care for people living with all types and stages of this disease," says Dr. Gill Hamilton, medical director of our Supportive Care for Dementia program.
https://www.tucsonlocalmedia.com/lovin_life/volunteers/raising-the-standard-of-arizona-s-dementia-care/article_db59cd47-cb5e-408b-929a-9f3746f4142c.html

09/10/2025

Honored to be a part of this movement! 🫶🏽

By Lin Sue Flood Photos courtesy of Hospice of the Valley Arizona is setting a bold new standard to better support families impacted by dementia. A groundbreaking state mandate requires all memory care facilities to provide up to 12 hours of specialized dementia training to their staff, plus four ho...