The holidays are a great time to gather family and spend some quality time together. Of course, preparing for these gatherings can also be stressful, and for those with a loved one with dementia, there are some unique considerations. Here are some tips on designing...
Hiring at-home care for your loved one with dementia is no easy choice. Once you’ve made the decision, it’s time to discuss what’s going to be happening with your parent or loved one. Having the Conversation Before the in-home care begins, you’ll need to discuss this...
Caring for a loved one with dementia, for instance an aging parent, can be an emotionally draining experience. At times you may feel powerless, lonely, or like nobody understands what you’re going through. When this happens, reading educational articles, watching...
There are no easy decisions when one has a parent or loved one with dementia. As the prospect of care in the later stages of dementia enters the picture, families basically have three options: Taking care of the parent or loved one themselves Getting in-home care from...
Almost everyone in the United States is familiar with the Amber Alert — the special alert issued when a child goes missing. It was designed to mobilize the entire community in the key few moments after a child goes missing, while they are easiest to find. Fewer people...
Keeping your parent with dementia engaged in their daily activities is one of the best ways to ensure their long term quality of life. For those dealing with dementia, anxiety can be a daily struggle. Sensory therapy can be a way of helping to relieve some of that...
