"Jo Huey, in my opinion, is one of the most well-versed speakers on the subject of Alzheimer's"

Joyce S. Stall, New Orleans, LA

"One area that Jo Huey excels at is humanizing the role of both patient and caregiver in her talks and her book."

Mischele Warner, MHS/Florida

"I attended every seminar that her name was listed on the program. At each one, I learned something new that I was able to take home and apply to my husbands care. She gave me tools to approach the difficult task of dealing with a confused and failing mind. I can't imagine how I would have made it through these last 8 years without her guidance and support."

Pam Friedler, New Orleans

"After reading her book and hearing her speak, I had to invite her to be the feature speaker for our annual professional Alzheimer's disease training program."

Gail, Florida

PS: I have been a social worker practicing in the field of Alzheimer's and related Diseases for 9 years and cared for my mother-in-law who had Alzheimer's disease.

"In the eight years since I met Jo we have shared the speakers' podium for more educational seminars and in-services than I can count! Initially I was amazed at how similarly we approached the tricky situations that are so common in Alzheimer's care. Now, I have come to expect the easy flow that always happens when we discuss care issues. I explain the neuroscience behind the problem and Jo provides the behavioral work-around."

Nancy Bologna, PhD, Louisiana

"Often when reading a text one highlights the important points to remember. Jo Huey's book Alzheimer's Disease: Help and Hope are the highlighted points for Caregivers."

Dr. Todd, Neurologist. Florida

"We refer to Jo Huey as the Horse Whisperer of Alzheimer's Care. Regardless of the challenge when Jo works with them it can be resolved."

John Maloney, MSW, Louisiana