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Good News Consulting Inc. Helping families and professionals navigate through the journey of Dementia Care! GOOD NEWS CONSULTING, Inc.

is committed to high standards of excellence in the development and management of services and programs to meet the challenges assocaited with the physical, psychosocial, emotional, financial and spiritual/cultural needs of the aged with specialization in services for those with Alzheimer's or related dementia.

💙 Good News Consulting is proud to be part of a healthier York County!Today was the Healthy York County Coalition Forum ...
10/13/2026

💙 Good News Consulting is proud to be part of a healthier York County!

Today was the Healthy York County Coalition Forum at York College of Pennsylvania!

The morning brought together community leaders, healthcare professionals, and organizations committed to addressing important issues impacting the health and well-being of our community.

Topics include:
🔹 Medicaid and SNAP implications
🔹 Collaboration and community action
🔹 York County Gun Safety Alliance
🔹 Navigating the mental health system and crisis services

Assessment. Collaboration. Mobilization.

These three words remind us that meaningful change happens when we come together, share knowledge, identify needs, and work toward solutions.

At Good News Consulting, we recognize that building a healthier community also means supporting individuals living with dementia, their families, and the professionals who care for them.

💜 Stronger partnerships create stronger communities!

⭐️Training Tuesday!Here’s our next workshop …
10/13/2026

⭐️Training Tuesday!
Here’s our next workshop …

💜 Motivational Monday – Investing in Knowledge, Improving Care! 💜Great caregivers never stop learning!As professional ca...
10/12/2026

💜 Motivational Monday – Investing in Knowledge, Improving Care! 💜

Great caregivers never stop learning!

As professional caregivers, we know that compassion comes from the heart, but quality care also comes from education, training, and understanding.

When caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, every new skill we learn can make a difference.

💜 Education builds confidence.

💜 Training improves communication.

💜 Knowledge helps us better understand behaviors.

💜 Understanding leads to more compassionate, person-centered care.

The more we learn, the better we care!

This Motivational Monday, remember that investing in your professional development is also an investment in the lives of those you serve.

At Good News Consulting, we believe education is one of the most powerful tools we have to make a difference in dementia care.

🌟 Never stop learning. Never stop growing. Never underestimate the difference YOU make!

💜 Good News Consulting – Making a Difference since 1998!

Happy Saturday! Back in the “ old” office this morning. We still have lots in here that’s not going with us! Here is a g...
10/10/2026

Happy Saturday! Back in the “ old” office this morning. We still have lots in here that’s not going with us!

Here is a great corner desk and a long narrow table … a lamp , 3 room dividers and this 5 drawer filing cabinet… if anyone is interested let us know!

Remember- all things are free , you just need to come and get it!

💜 WHEW! What a Busy Day at Good News Consulting! 💜Today was one of those days that reminds us just how many different wa...
10/08/2026

💜 WHEW! What a Busy Day at Good News Consulting! 💜

Today was one of those days that reminds us just how many different ways we make a difference in the lives of individuals living with dementia, their families, and professional caregivers!

📚 Dementia Training: We kicked off Day 2 of dementia training for the Visiting Angels ! Tina helped get everything set up before Alison took the lead with a morning session focused on understanding and responding to dementia-related behaviors. After lunch, Lori Brenizer took over with an afternoon session on meaningful engagement and activities!

⚖️ Guardianship Services: Meanwhile, Tina spent nearly two hours in court advocating for one of our guardianship clients. Being a voice for those who need someone in their corner is an important part of what we do!

☕ Memory Café on the Move: And we weren’t finished yet! Alison and Tina wrapped up the afternoon by taking our Memory Café participants to Prospect Hill Cemetery and Cremation Gardens for a fascinating historic tour! What a wonderful opportunity to enjoy history, connection, and community!

💜 Three different services. One busy team. One shared mission.

From educating professional caregivers to advocating in the courtroom and creating meaningful community experiences, everything we do comes back to helping individuals living with dementia and those who care for them.

Making a Difference Since 1998! 💜

🎉 Proud to be a Lanyard Sponsor for Bellomo’s Boot Camp today!Good News Consulting is excited to support an event that b...
10/07/2026

🎉 Proud to be a Lanyard Sponsor for Bellomo’s Boot Camp today!

Good News Consulting is excited to support an event that brings people together to learn, connect, and grow. It’s always great to see our friends at events too!

We’re always grateful for opportunities to support our community, build new relationships, and share the work we’re doing in dementia care and guardianship services. 💜

If you were at Boot Camp today, be sure to say YES in the comments .

💜 MEMORY CAFÉ THIS THURSDAY! 💜Join us Thursday at 2:00 PM for a special Memory Café outing at Prospect Hill CemeteryCome...
10/07/2026

💜 MEMORY CAFÉ THIS THURSDAY! 💜

Join us Thursday at 2:00 PM for a special Memory Café outing at Prospect Hill Cemetery

Come along as we take a historic tour and explore some of the fascinating history of York County written in stone. It will be a wonderful afternoon of history, conversation, connection, and time together.

🍂 Prospect Hill Cemetery
🕑 Thursday at 2:00 PM
🚋 Historic Tour

Our Memory Café is a welcoming opportunity for individuals living with dementia and their care partners to get out, connect with others, and enjoy a meaningful experience together.

We hope you’ll join us for a little trip through York’s history! 💜

Tina attended this event this afternoon presented by Barley Snyder. Great presenters and great conversation!
10/06/2026

Tina attended this event this afternoon presented by Barley Snyder. Great presenters and great conversation!

⭐️⭐️⭐️Back to Tuesday Tips …Shared from Dr Heather Sandison… As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, you might n...
10/06/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️Back to Tuesday Tips …

Shared from Dr Heather Sandison…

As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, you might notice shifts in mood, energy, or focus (both in yourself and in your loved ones living with Alzheimer's).

These changes are real, and they're often tied to light, routine, and seasonal rhythms.

Why Shorter Days Affect the Brain:
Our brains rely on sunlight to regulate sleep, mood, and memory.

Less daylight can:
👉 Disrupt sleep patterns, making nights restless and days foggy
👉 Increase irritability or sadness, especially in those with cognitive changes
👉 Reduce motivation for physical activity, which is vital for brain health

For caregivers, these shifts can be especially challenging, and not just for your loved one, but for your own energy and resilience.

Simple Steps to Support Mood & Memory
There are ways to counter the effects of shorter days and help both you and your loved one thrive:

🌞 Maximize daylight exposure – Open blinds, sit by windows, or enjoy morning walks when possible

🏃 Keep moving – Gentle exercise increases circulation and releases mood-boosting endorphins

🕯 Brighten indoor spaces – Use lamps and soft lighting to maintain a sense of daytime

🎶 Engage the senses – Music, scent, and tactile activities can lift spirits and stimulate the brain

🤝 Stay socially connected – Even brief visits, calls, or shared activities help maintain emotional well-being

💜 Caregiver Tip: Your well-being matters. Shorter days can sap energy, so don't hesitate to ask for help, accept support, and build breaks into your day. A rested, supported caregiver is better able to care for someone with memory changes.

If you need help don’t hesitate to contact us!

💜 A Little Late Motivational Monday! 💜Forgive us—we’ve been a little tired from MOVING! 📦😴Between boxes, unpacking, orga...
10/05/2026

💜 A Little Late Motivational Monday! 💜

Forgive us—we’ve been a little tired from MOVING! 📦😴

Between boxes, unpacking, organizing, and settling into our new Good News Consulting office, Motivational Monday almost got away from us!

But maybe that’s today’s motivation:

✨ It’s okay if everything doesn’t get done on time.
✨ It’s okay to be tired.
✨ It’s okay to give yourself a little grace.
✨ Progress is still progress—even when it comes one box at a time! 📦

We’re tired, we’re surrounded by things that still need a home (see some of the pictures of things available for free if you pick up), but we are SO excited about this new chapter for Good News Consulting! 💜

Here’s to new beginnings, giving ourselves grace, and remembering that tomorrow is another day!

Happy (better late than never!) Motivational Monday! 💜

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