How Nonverbal Communication Enhances Alzheimer’s Care
You ask a simple question: “What would you like for lunch today?” But instead of a response, you’re met with hesitation, bewilderment, and an extended
You ask a simple question: “What would you like for lunch today?” But instead of a response, you’re met with hesitation, bewilderment, and an extended
The manner by which an individual with dementia experiences the world is not always based in our current reality. Probably one of the most distressful
“Debbie, it is so good to see you!” What a sweet greeting this would be…if you were Debbie. More and more, Mom is confusing you
Caring for a loved one is an act of love and devotion, but it can also feel like a never-ending marathon filled with hidden challenges
We have all experienced that moment of utter panic when we cannot find our keys or wallet. It is disorienting and frustrating. Now, picture this
Everyday small triumphs for a person with dementia—like fixing what they want for dinner or tying their own shoes—can feel enormous. These moments boost their