Are You a Constant Corrector? Letting Go of Being Right with People Living with Dementia
Imagine being told several times every day that you are incorrect about a statement, perception, date, place, or a simple memory. Imagine...
Meaningful Conversations with Someone with Dementia
Communication is simply the act of sharing information with one another. It might be an expression of a need, or a more complex...
Protecting Your Loved-one from Information Overload
When you are caring for someone with a chronic illness, minimizing stress and anxiety makes for a healthier emotional environment for all....
When Dad Insists that Mom is Just Forgetful
As we age, our bodies go through many changes, including changes in the brain. Often a spouse will notice subtle changes in his/her loved...
Living in My Shoes
Imagine waking up in the morning confused and not being able to recognize where you are. Imagine walking out of the bedroom and your...
The Positive Aspects of Supporting Someone Living with Dementia
In the United States, there is an estimated 7 million adults living with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia, and...
Need a Mood Booster? Try a Puppy Cam!
Many of us know the benefits of owning a pet. Pets can makes us feel less lonely and happier. The simple act of petting animals releases an...
Recognizing National Volunteer Week (April 16-22, 2023)
National Volunteer Week began in 1974 when President Richard Nixon signed a proclamation urging Americans to give their time to community...
Dementia: A Misunderstood Disability
A person living with and without a disability wants to experience a sense of belonging, feel accepted, and have valued and meaningful...