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The leading national organization dedicated to improving the lives of those living with Lewy body dementia (LBD). Learn more at lbda.org.
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The Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA) is the leading national organization dedicated to improving the lives of those living with Lewy body dementia (LBD), the second most common form of neurodegenerative dementia affecting approximately 1.4 million people in the United States alone. Established in 2003, LBDA’s mission is to optimize the quality of life for those affected by LBD by accelerating awareness, advancing research for early diagnosis and improved care, and providing comprehensive education and compassionate support.

11/20/2025

“Get REAL Compassion: Building Sustainable Skills through Lewy Body Caregiving," led by Laura Rice-Oeschger, LMSW, is now available on LBDAtv.

In recognition of , this webinar focuses on how cultivating kindness toward yourself fosters clarity, strengthens motivation, and enhances the quality of care you provide throughout your caregiving journey.

Watch on LBDAtv at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpclZ76sR7M

11/19/2025

During , we are spotlighting an essential part of research: studies focused on care partners.

In these kinds of studies, researchers examine the caregiving experience and try to find ways to improve quality of life for the care partner and the person living with Lewy.

Swipe to see several caregiver-focused studies currently seeking participants. Learn more at https://ow.ly/FVVF50XtQ7x

11/18/2025

With and its fluctuating symptoms, unpredictability in daily life is common. Familiar dynamics often shift— with those involved taking on new roles, altering routines, and shaping how they relate to one another. These transitions can be emotionally taxing, and the new demands may strain communication, test patience, and even challenge long-held relational patterns.

Amid these changes, new forms of connection can still emerge. Intimacy - whether intellectual, emotional, or physical - does not need to disappear but can transform into new expressions. With intentionality, those and their care partners can discover moments of closeness in unexpected ways as they navigate the evolving landscape of relationships. By acknowledging the challenges of unpredictability while also embracing new forms of intimacy, it is possible to protect one’s own emotional well-being while preserving the integrity of the bond with each other.

Explore what it means to redefine after a diagnosis with our Lewy Learning Center course, “Redefining Intimacy: Connection After Diagnosis,” at https://ow.ly/RrOM50Xte8q

11/17/2025

Allison Applebaum’s father, Stanley Seymour Applebaum, was more than a parent. He was her best friend.

Following his diagnosis, Allison, a clinical psychologist, became his caregiver. After his passing, her career took on even greater meaning to address the unmet needs of caregivers.

“I think that hope can come from community. Hope can come from hearing other people’s stories and learning from one another,” she said. “Hope can be feeling more connected and less isolated, and all of these things are facilitated through LBDA.”

Everything LBDA does is funded by the generosity of people like you. Help us improve life for families .

Read Allison’s story and donate today: https://ow.ly/vzYB50XsucM

11/16/2025

On , we celebrate the individuals and families whose support and generosity fuel the Lewy Body Dementia Association’s mission. Whether you give your time, share your experiences, or make a generous donation, you are building a more informed, empowered, and compassionate community.

Thank you for improving the lives of those living with Lewy. 💜

11/15/2025

The Lewy Learning Center is your free, on-demand resource for enhancing your understanding of . Whether you are newly diagnosed, a care partner, or just looking to learn more, our expert-led courses are designed with you in mind.

Explore topics that matter most to you-- from vision and movement changes to psychiatric symptoms, intimacy after diagnosis, and more.

📚 Learn anytime, at your own pace – completely free.
🔗 Get started: https://ow.ly/7O5e50XrYjl

Questions? Check out The Tip Jar at https://ow.ly/k6z650XrYjn, where answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) are uploaded regularly.

11/14/2025

Today, we show our appreciation for the care partners of those living with , who give so much of themselves to support their loved ones with unmatched compassion and strength. Your dedication is at the heart of our mission and makes an immeasurable difference every day. We are deeply grateful for all that you do.

11/13/2025

Country artist Jason Aldean's new song, “Help You Remember,” shines a light on the realities of caring for someone with dementia.

The song hits close to home for Aldean, who has publicly shared that both his uncle and father-in-law have lived with , a lesser-known but common form of neurodegenerative dementia.

Music has the power to spark awareness — and every voice helps. 💜 Thank you for helping bring visibility to the dementia community worldwide.

Learn more about Lewy body dementia at lbda.org.

11/13/2025

Stanley Applebaum was more than just Allison’s father – he was a celebrated composer and her best friend.

Following his diagnosis, Allison, a clinical psychologist, became his caregiver. After his passing, her career took on even greater meaning to address the unmet needs of caregivers.

Allison collaborates with LBDA to amplify ’ voices and build resources to help others feel less isolated. “I think that hope can come from community,” she explains. “Hope can be feeling more connected and less isolated, and all of these things are facilitated through LBDA.”

“No one can do this alone or should do this alone,” says Allison when reflecting on how vital support is for families. Help us help those with a meaningful gift today: https://ow.ly/tBVo50XqQof

11/11/2025

LBDA will be closed in observance of Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11. We will resume normal hours on Wednesday, November 12.

Our Support Services team will be away from the Lewy Line during this time. Send us an email at support@lbda.org or leave a message at 800.539.9767.

11/10/2025

Caregiving for someone with can be both meaningful and overwhelming. Join us Nov. 13 at 2pm ET for “Get REAL Compassion: Building Sustainable Skills through Lewy Body Caregiving,” led by Laura Rice-Oeschger, LMSW.

Discover practical strategies you can use to harness the power of compassion as a source of strength and balance in your caregiving journey in this special webinar dedicated to care partners in recognition of .

Register here: https://ow.ly/728N50Xizpa

11/09/2025

This , hear from those who know the caregiving journey best. 💜

In "Strategies for Modern, Meaningful Caregiving,” Dr. Allison Appelbaum, a renowned caregiving expert, leads an inspiring session with a panel of true experts—care partners for individuals living with .

Together, they share practical strategies to help you navigate the journey, making it both meaningful and manageable for you.

Watch now on LBDAtv: https://ow.ly/AQLN50Xp5pv

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