Is Maintaining Independence With Dementia Possible?
How do you know when living alone is still working… and when it’s not? It’s a question that’s likely to pop up after someone you
How do you know when living alone is still working… and when it’s not? It’s a question that’s likely to pop up after someone you
Most of us are used to connecting cause and effect. If something feels different, we look for the reason why. But with older adults, those
We often hear about brain games, reading, and staying social to preserve mental sharpness. But there’s an equally powerful—and much more enjoyable—way to keep the
There’s something deeply reassuring about receiving a handwritten letter. Unlike digital messages that appear and disappear quickly, a letter takes time and intention. When that
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
While you watch Mom struggling to think of your name or getting lost in her daily routine, a troubling thought might creep into your mind:
Each and every day as a family caregiver brings new challenges and opportunities when it comes to making life easier and more comfortable for the
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
Caring for a senior parent often means becoming their confidant and cheerleader. It should never be merely about medical appointments or managing medications; you are