Aging and Dementia in Poetic Form
Oftentimes, our own words fail us. It is then we [...]
Just diagnosed with dementia? Here’s what to do.
Receiving a dementia diagnosis is overwhelming. There are so many [...]
One Call Does It All: Finding Dementia Resources
When my mother and father first showed signs of needing [...]
Working Out for Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s
The lives of my parents involved plenty of physical movement, [...]
Cold Weather Concerns for Those Living with Alzheimer’s
The cold weather, snow and ice always bring an increased [...]
Incorporating the Arts into Dementia Caregiving
When my mother’s forgetting was detectable, I began to lead [...]
7 Signs It’s Time for Memory Care for Your Loved One
Placing a loved one in memory care is a difficult [...]
Celebrating the Holidays with a Loved One with Dementia
When you have a family member with Alzheimer’s disease or [...]
The Importance of Advance Care Planning
At some point, you or a family member may be [...]
When is memory loss actually Alzheimer’s?
As we age, we forget things. It’s a natural part [...]