Improve Communication With Someone With Dementia by Knowing What NOT to Say
Have you ever said the wrong thing? Maybe your intention was to compliment a friend on her new haircut, but you came across sounding like
Have you ever said the wrong thing? Maybe your intention was to compliment a friend on her new haircut, but you came across sounding like
If you have ever felt invisible as a family caregiver, you are not alone. Caring for someone you love takes center stage, and you may
Taking care of a family member with dementia requires continuous adaptation to the individual’s changing needs. As the condition progresses, there comes a point when
There is something so special about the kitchen. It is the very first stop kids make when they get home from school, in search of
Did you ever wake up in the middle of a dream and wonder, for just a minute, if what you were dreaming about was real?
Salt and pepper. Macaroni and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly. Some things are simply designed to go together. One combination you want to avoid, however,
If you have ever played music on vinyl records, you know that the needle does not always track smoothly. Occasionally a small bit of dust
Most people only consider the cognitive effects of dementia in older adults. And while cognitive decline may be the foremost symptom, there are unexpected effects
Dedicating your time to caring for an older loved one often means that other relationships may have to take a back seat. After all, there
Do you remember how important alone time was for you as a teenager? The peace you felt in your place of solace where you could