Understanding Dementia Impulsivity and How to Respond With Care
Imagine spending a quiet afternoon outside with your loved one when suddenly, they shout at a passerby or attempt to step into oncoming traffic. It’s
Imagine spending a quiet afternoon outside with your loved one when suddenly, they shout at a passerby or attempt to step into oncoming traffic. It’s
For many older adults, daily life can quietly shift toward long hours of sitting—watching TV, reading, or resting in a favorite chair. But this seemingly
No matter how compassionate and patient you are, dementia care can sometimes push you to your limits. Repeated questions, pushback when you try to help,
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