How to Celebrate National Poetry Month

April is National Poetry Month, and while the month is nearly over at this point, there is never a wrong time to celebrate and share poetry. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just starting to explore the genre, poetry will leave you inspired and create storytelling moments with family and patients alike. From powerful wartime…

Remembering Those We’ve Lost: How to Tell Their Story

There are plenty of ways of remembering those we’ve lost. Of course, as the Legacy Lady, I focus on stories. We can tell people’s stories after they’re gone. And we can go about that in three different ways. They start with you as the individual remembering them. The second is to work with your family…

Which Legacy Project is Right for You

Searching this blog will lead you to the tools that are available to write life stories and why they’re important to share. In this blog, I’m going to share a little bit about what a Legacy Project is, how it can look different, and what you can do with it once it’s complete. Legacy Projects…

How to Use the Power of Storytelling to Restore Human Dignity in Senior Care

Providing human dignity in senior care facilities and at home is a difficult but rewarding task. It is the responsibility of caregivers, families, and staff to provide this human dignity and quality of life. This article will explore strategies that can be used to help facilitate human dignity and quality of life for patients and…

How to Create a Recipe for Success: Favorite Baking Memory

Favorite Baking Memory: A Recipe for Success

What is your favorite baking memory? When you think about it, there are so many memories that may come to mind. Maybe it was the time you made cookies with your grandpa when he came over for a visit. Or maybe it was when your mom and dad baked pies together on the holidays. These…