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May Institute Offers Advice to Help Adults with Special Needs Who Also Have Dementia [WBTV-3 Charlotte, NC]

Published On: September 26, 2023

Media / Randolph, Mass. – Nearly 400 media outlets recently shared advice from May Institute’s Dr. Jenna Gilder about helping adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and dementia including WBTV-3, CBS Affiliate in Charlotte, N.C.