September 8, 2023
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s may also mean a diagnosis for loneliness. Though remaining social remains critically important for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, multiple factors can …Read More
June 16, 2023
If you’re caring for someone with dementia, you might be inclined to do as much as possible for the person to ease the stress of …Read More
May 12, 2023
Primary caregivers for a person with dementia are usually all too familiar with the challenge of trying to take a peaceful moment or two alone …Read More
March 24, 2023
When visiting with Mom, you observe the TV is blaring, and she’s asking you to repeat everything you say, or even to speak up because …Read More
February 24, 2023
You cannot quite put your finger on it, but you’ve started to detect some differences in Mom’s conduct lately. She is more forgetful than before. …Read More
September 23, 2022
Swift changes in moods are characteristic signs of dementia, and can be very hard for family care providers to navigate. One minute you may be …Read More
July 22, 2022
Just imagine having a nice afternoon with a loved one with dementia, listening to music and working on a puzzle with each other, when suddenly …Read More
March 25, 2022
Remaining active and involved in meaningful interests is vital for our mental health. Every one of us needs to feel both successful and needed. This …Read More
February 28, 2022
Along with its parallels to dementia, delirium is often a complicated condition to diagnose and treat. Seniors are particularly at risk of delirium, so our …Read More
January 21, 2022
Journaling is gaining popularity, for many different reasons. Far from the “Dear Diary” days of our adolescence, it’s so much more than just a method …Read More