Receiving a medical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is life-changing—for the person who is diagnosed, obviously, but equally as much for their loved ones. When supporting
If you’re caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, you already understand how imperative it is to be flexible and patient, and to anticipate the
In our last article, we highlighted some age-related challenges that prevent older adults from eating a healthy diet, but is there a link between senior
One of the most worrying behaviors in dementia is the propensity for Alzheimer’s wandering and the potential danger that could arise if the person gets
There are clear benefits to physical fitness, but what is not as well known is that there are exercises for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and
Alzheimer’s is a complex condition that often presents overwhelming issues for those providing care. As the disease continues into later stages, those with Alzheimer’s become increasingly
Picture how it would feel to awaken in an unfamiliar location, not able to remember how you arrived there or even what your name is.
Alzheimer’s confusion, a common occurrence with dementia, can lead to recent memories being forgotten or distorted, while memories from the more distant past remain intact.
“How on earth could you think that I have dementia? There is not a thing wrong with me!” If an aging loved one with dementia
Agitation is among the more difficult outcomes of Alzheimer’s, and may be frustrating for family members to help a senior loved one control. One of
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