To move forward, let’s learn together.
Knowledge is our friend. Let’s recognize it and share it.
Elaine Scholly
Finding guidance with someone who cares
Elaine is a professional historical storyteller and speaker who has been an active volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association for the past eight years. She’s conducted workshops, led support groups, and educated the public on questions about dementia and Alzheimer’s.
As an AIM Ambassador from 2017-2019, she helped promote Alzheimer’s legislation to state and federal representatives. In 2019, she received the North Texas Chapter’s CARES AWARD for her commitment to advocacy, research, education, and support.
Elaine’s commitment: create a new awareness of Alzheimer’s, to elevate the importance of the caregiver, and introduce this knowledge to a broader audience. The goal is to ease fear with reliable information, then encourage personal growth and self-awareness. These are useful tools to use throughout life.
What others say about Elaine:
Elaine set out to find the answers she needed during her own journey with Alzheimer’s and her mother. In her all-encompassing search, she has created a wellspring of helpful information that will be a godsend to others, far beyond the caregiving experience.
M. Douglas
Years as a volunteer with victims of Alzheimer’s, Elaine’s perceptive observation gave her insight and knowledge of this debilitating disease.
This book will help to reassure friends and families when their loved ones become strangers.
L. Widener
Once again, Elaine shares her considerable knowledge and personal insight with others; she is always thorough and determined. We worked together on many projects over many years. I depended on her and so can you!
Patricia T
Elaine cares deeply about those in the demanding role of caregiver. Through her volunteer experience with the Alzheimer’s Association, she knows the importance of helpful education, reliable resources and on-going support for the caregiver who must navigate this stressful journey.
V. Jones
She’s truly gifted in communicating practical information the busy caregiver can use right now!