Determined to continue her husband Glen’s quest to educate the world about Alzheimer’s Disease, Kim Campbell made it her personal mission to improve the quality of life for people with dementia and their caregivers. In August of 2016, she launched CareLiving, a blog, lifestyle guide and social movement designed to inspire, encourage and empower caregivers to care for themselves while caring for others. The CareLiving website features articles from Kim and a host of guest writers, specialists, musicians, doctors and caregivers. Readers can follow Kim through her journey as a caregiver, learning from her challenges and triumphs as she progresses through the many stages of being an Alzheimer’s caregiver.
CareLiving is poised to become the go-to source of hope and progress for caregivers worldwide by raising awareness through social media, events, education, real-world actions and celebrity engagement.
I knew that there was a desperate need for a new voice (any voice!) for caregivers, but didn’t anticipate the outpouring of support that we’d received from fans, friends, medical professionals, ministries and others. Many caregivers feel that CareLiving.org is their voice – that we are not only speaking directly to them, but for them. – Kim Campbell
As the CareLiving team grows, the board of advisors is being filled with some of the most well-respected names in the Alzheimer’s and caregiving communities.
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| Kim Campbell Founder |
| Kim Campbell has dedicated her life to providing hope and inspiration to caregivers and those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. She was married to country music legend Glen Campbell for 34 years. |
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| Matt Chait Creative Director |
| Matt’s varied experience as a newspaper editor, creative director, musician, copywriter and art dealer enable him to keep CareLiving on its progressive track while adapting to new challenges and audiences. |
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| John Zeisel, PH.D. Advisor |
| Dr. Zeisel is the author of I’m Still Here: A Breakthrough Approach to Understanding Someone Living with Alzheimer’s, a book that promotes the principle that we all need to see the strengths of those we love. |
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| Meryl Comer Advisor |
| Meryl is an Emmy Award–winning reporter and the President and CEO of Geoffrey Beene Foundation Alzheimer’s Initiative, which promotes public awareness around early diagnosis. |
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| Robyn Johnson Advisor |
| Robyn offers extensive experience in values centered business development and senior living leadership. She is the President of The Moments, a new organization reimagining Memory Support environments for individuals living with Dementia, as well as the Chairman of Caregivers Support Network, a charity providing educational advancement for youth Caregivers. |
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| Susan Galeas, MSW, MPH Advisor |
| Susan Galeas has 23 years of nonprofit leadership experience, served as President & CEO of Alzheimer’s Greater Los Angeles, and recently relocated to Nashville, TN where she continues her work as a nonprofit CEO. |
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| Dr. Tam Cummings Contributor |
| Tam Cummings is a gerontologist dedicated to untangling the complexities of dementia and she’s also the founder of The Dementia Association. |