Coping with Common Problems in Dementia
Dementia is more than just “forgetfulness,” as people commonly think. Memory problems are certainly a component of dementia, but communication, emotional, and behavior problems are often also present. Caregivers are often taken by surprise when their loved...
Aggression and Anger
Behaviors such as anger, anxiety, depression, repetition, hallucinations, sleep issues, wandering, etc. Read...
Home Safety Tips
Home safety is important for everyone — but it carries added significance for caregivers. This is especially true if you’re caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease in your home. A throw rug or a stray toy on the steps could easily put your loved...
Daily Care
Daily Care such as bathing, dressing, food, communication, incontinence, working with the doctor, etc. Read...
Safety Resources
Safety is important for everyone, but taking specific precautions becomes vital as dementia progresses. By putting measures in place, you can prevent injuries and help the person with Alzheimer’s feel comfortable. We have resources to assist. Read...Connect With Us
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