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...
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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...
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Why Loved Ones Living with Dementia No Longer Recognize Us
Understanding Social Memory Loss—and How You Can Still Stay Connected
Few moments in the dementia...
What to Do When a Loved One Living with Dementia Refuses to Eat
When a loved one living with dementia stops eating, it can be one of the most distressing...
When to Agree, Redirect, or Reassure in Dementia Care
If you’ve ever cared for a loved one with dementia, you’ve probably found yourself in a difficult...
Sundowning in Dementia: Practical Ways to Bring Peace to Evening Hours
When the sun goes down, many families caring for a loved one with dementia notice something...
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Making Mornings Easier: Dressing Tips for Dementia Care
Dementia can turn even simple tasks—like getting dressed—into moments of confusion, resistance, or...
Understanding the 7 A’s of Dementia: A Caregiver’s Guide
When someone you love is living with dementia, it’s easy to feel lost.You want to do the right...