SUMMER/FALL 2019
We're Not in Kansas Anymore
Using drama therapeutically allows for adults with dementia to connect with their emotions using tactical moments and interaction with objects and each other. Group interaction helps individual members to come out of their shell and express themselves more freely. Read more and view a brief video of their performance.
OPICA's Forget-Me-Not Luncheon
OPICA Honors Keith McCoy
and Ellen Reisner
Friends, family and colleagues gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel on June 14, to honor Family Caregivers, Ellen Reisner and Keith McCoy (in absentia). A special thank-you to everyone; your support made this year's luncheon a beautiful and memorable tribute to our honorees and to celebrate OPICA's 40 years serving the Alzheimer's community.
Family Caregivers Are At Higher Risk For Depression
One of today’s all-too silent health crises is family caregiver depression, but peer support can help. In an effort to provide the best possible care for a family member or friend, caregivers often sacrifice their own physical and emotional needs, In an effort to provide the best possible care for a family member or friend, caregivers often sacrifice their own physical and emotional needs. Read more
What is your legacy to future generations?
OPICA's Legacy Society's annual recognition event will be Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019. The Legacy Society was created to honor and celebrate those who have made a public and lasting commitment to OPICA’s future. Please click here for more information on how you can create an enduring legacy that honors you and your family.
Outsider/Insider Art Show
Saturday, October 26, 2019

Please join us for an afternoon of entertainment and refreshments in which OPICA artists will proudly present their paintings to family friends and members of the community.

What They're Saying About Us!
“Thank you for all of your help and support. My mom is such a happier person now and that’s because of OPICA! We truly appreciate everyone. We love you all.”
-Jennifer