Dementia

Caring for a Senior Loved One in the Late Stages of Dementia: Part 3 of 3

Receiving the news that your senior family member has been diagnosed with dementia is life-changing. Thinking through the many elements…

3 years ago

How Family Caregivers Benefit from Professional Dementia Respite Care

Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia for a senior you love is heartbreaking, and will…

4 years ago

Travel Tips when a Loved One Has Alzheimer’s

After spending considerable time in social distancing and isolation, this summer may lead you even more than normal to want…

4 years ago

How Reminiscing Is an Effective Memory Therapy for Seniors with Dementia

Memories…every single day we’re creating new ones, but there is something particularly heartwarming about revisiting those from a long time…

4 years ago

Creating a Safe and Comforting Holiday for Loved Ones with Dementia

Living with dementia is daunting on any given day, but add in the disruptions to routine, extra visitors, decorations, and…

4 years ago

Alzheimer’s Disease and Halloween: The Specific Challenges and Steps to Overcome Them

There’s certainly no age limit in experiencing the fun of Halloween! Older adults are often thrilled by visits from trick-or-treaters,…

5 years ago

Reduce Agitation and Other Common Dementia Behaviors with the MAP Approach: Music, Art and Pets

Like many aspects in life, resourcefulness can go a long way when it comes to providing care for a senior…

5 years ago

Does Your Senior Loved One Need Dementia Care or Depression Care? Here’s How to Tell the Difference.

When visiting Mom last week, you noticed some subtle but troubling symptoms. Normally an early riser, she’s begun sleeping until…

8 years ago