About the PNA Memory Loss Program
Our nationally-recognized memory loss programs include support for early-stage memory loss, opportunities to socialize for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, and cultural and social events specifically tailored for the needs of those with memory loss and caregivers.
Winter 2025 Calendar Updates
- Join us for a Holiday Concert & Sing Along on Sunday, Dec. 14, 2-3:30pm.
- There will be NO Song Circle from Dec. 15 through Jan. 26, 2026. It will return on Monday, Feb. 2, 2026.
- Please note that the GSC will be closed Dec 24 through Jan 2, 2026.
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- The Phinney Center will be OPEN on January 2, so Memory Cafe is going to take place, 2:30-4PM.
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- PNA’s End-of-Year Giving Campaign: The Greenwood Senior Center and our Memory Loss Program are part of the PNA and, as a non-profit, gifts from our community are a critical means of support. Please consider us as you are making your end-of-year donations. You can donate directly to the campaign here or specifically to the memory loss program — any donation will be beneficial!
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- Did you know that many corporations will match not only your monetary donation but also the time you spent volunteering?! Why not try to double the effort you have already put in to benefit your favorite non-profit? For tips and recommendations on how to initiate a match, check out this page on our site.
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Memory Loss Program Updates
- Song Circle will be meeting weekly on Mondays from 1-2pm in October, November, and December.
- Memory Cafe is now on Fridays from 2:30-3:30pm at the Phinney Center, 6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Gathering Place
Thursdays, GSC. $50/session.
The Gathering Place is an early-stage memory loss program for people living with ‘early-stage’ Alzheimer’s, Mild Cognitive Impairment or other kinds of diagnosed memory disorders that impact their daily living. This program fosters a strong sense of community while providing cognitive stimulation, exercise, cultural enrichment, and discussion. The Gathering Place runs on a quarter system but new members can be added throughout the year. Pre-screening is required. Contact Kristen for screening: gro.r1769211410etnec1769211410yenni1769211410hp@on1769211410etsir1769211410k1769211410.
Thirteen Lessons From Those Living with Memory Loss
The Gathering Place, North Seattle’s unique early-stage memory loss program, teamed up with Dr. John Zeisel of I’m Still Here, a foundation promoting a life-fulfilling approach to living with dementia, to develop 13 impactful memory loss lessons. Reflecting their real-life experiences, these lessons offer a distinctive perspective into challenges faced daily by persons living with cognitive impairment. A valuable resource for individuals, care partners, and professionals the “Lessons” are intended to positively impact the lives of those dealing with these issues.
The “Lessons” provide intimate insight and advice to others in the words of those living with cognitive challenges about how to be helpful. An important aim: to inspire a movement towards building dementia-friendly communities.
Living with Memory Loss Video: In Our Own Words
A documentary film by participants of The Gathering Place, Memory Loss: In Our Own Words
Short version film
Watch the full version of the film (16 min)
Additional Programs
Support Groups
Resources
Momentia. An online calendar of social enrichment programs around Seattle for people living with memory loss and their care partners.
Dementia Road Map: A Guide for Family and Care Partners (wa.gov)
Tip Sheets for Family and Care Partners (wa.gov)
More Senior Programs
Contact Information
525 N 85th St
Seattle, WA 98103
206.297.0875
gro.r1769211410etnec1769211410yenni1769211410hp@on1769211410etsir1769211410k1769211410