
Recognizing Dementia Behavior Triggers in Everyday Life
With dementia, it’s not always the words or tone of voice that spark a reaction. Sometimes, dementia behavior triggers are more about what’s happening in

With dementia, it’s not always the words or tone of voice that spark a reaction. Sometimes, dementia behavior triggers are more about what’s happening in

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is not something you can prepare for with a single book or article. You might trust your instincts, research online,

Dad’s needs are becoming more than you can handle on your own. The wandering, agitation, confusion, and restless nights are only part of the story.

Making the right care choice for someone who needs around-the-clock support is one of the biggest decisions your family will make. While your first thought

Worried about the safety of someone with dementia? Unsure how to handle the changes in their behavior? Feeling stretched too thin by the ongoing demands

End-of-life Alzheimer’s care is an intensely personal process, and the disease adds additional layers of complexity that aren’t present in other end-of-life scenarios. Unlike other

Are you finding the need to turn the TV up louder for an older adult you love? Speaking more loudly? Repeating things a senior loved

There was a period when Mom only required assistance a couple days a week, for a few hours each day. As her needs evolved, it

As people age, their evolving needs prompt the need for increased support. Initially, an older adult’s care journey may involve a dedicated home caregiver assisting

While the holiday season is widely associated with joy, for many older adults, it can be a time of deep despair. Nostalgia for past celebrations,