The Loneliness Epidemic Is a Brain Health Crisis, Especially for People Living With Dementia
It starts with a phone that stops ringing.
A dementia diagnosis changes a lot of things. But one of...
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Why Short Shifts Fall Short: Time Is What Builds Trust in Dementia Care
When you're first researching in-home dementia care, the hourly minimums can feel like the fine...
Why Does My Loved One's Mood Change So Quickly? Understanding Emotional Lability in Dementia
Moods can change quickly in someone living with dementia. One moment, you're having a nice lunch...
When Both Parents Have Dementia: What Families Need to Know Before a Crisis
Most families don't see it coming. One parent appears to be managing. The other seems fine because...
Why Your Loved One with Dementia Is Never Going to Agree to Care (And What to Do Instead)
You've seen the signs. The missed medications. The unopened mail piling up. The near-miss on the...
Is it Still Safe for My Loved One to Drive? A Guide for Dementia Caregivers
One of the hardest conversations families face isn't about a diagnosis. It's about the car keys.
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What “I Want to Go Home” Often Means in Dementia Care
Few moments are as confusing—or heartbreaking—as hearing a loved one with dementia say, “I want to...
Sleep & Dementia: Why Nights Become Disrupted and What Families Can Do
For many families navigating dementia, sleep is one of the first rhythms to unravel, and one of the...
What Is the Difference Between Memory Care and Dementia Care? A Guide for Families
When a loved one begins showing signs of cognitive change, families often find themselves...
Hallucinations vs. Misperceptions: Understanding Visual Disturbances in Dementia
If your loved one living with dementia says they see people in the room, animals on the floor, or...