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For those living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, the chances of experiencing depression are significantly higher than their cognitively healthy peers. Out […]
Read MoreProviding full-time care for an aging parent or loved one is not easy to do without help. Especially if that loved one has a chronic […]
Read MoreIf you’re caring for a spouse in mid- to late-stage dementia, you can prioritize their safety by learning about and managing the most challenging behaviors […]
Read MoreIn the middle and later stages of dementia, symptoms often develop beyond occurrences of mild memory loss, confusion and cognitive difficulties into behaviors that are […]
Read MoreAfter an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, the last thing to cross a family member’s mind is celebration. However, as many individuals and families have discovered, one effective […]
Read MoreIf you’re busy caring for a loved one, you may become so focused on providing care that it may be difficult to realize or admit […]
Read MoreWhen caring for a loved one becomes your top priority, everything else – catching up with friends, doing what brings you joy, caring for your […]
Read MoreCommunication with a loved one who has memory loss is a bit different than communicating with someone who doesn’t. Small changes in speech patterns and […]
Read MoreWith the increasing prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease in our population, it’s more important than ever to make families aware of early symptoms of this disease. […]
Read MoreAlzheimer’s disease affects everyone it comes in contact with, especially the close family members of a person with the disease. Families facing an Alzheimer’s diagnosis […]
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