How We Perceive People Living with Dementia
Our perceptions of people living with dementia matter. I recently saw a post on my neighborhood app by someone referring to his neighbor as...
The Relationship Between Hearing Loss and Dementia
Studies show that people who have difficulty with hearing are at a higher risk of developing dementia. After following over 600 adults who...
Why Does My Loved-one Always Say No?
So often, when supporting someone living with dementia, the first response when asked to do something is, most often, “no.” Although...
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Did you know…. People living with dementia can maintain a life of quality longer with an early diagnosis and early interventions! With...
Lifestyle Changes to Decrease Dementia Fatigue
While we think of dementia causing memory loss and confusion, low energy levels are also common with persons living with dementia....
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...
Helping Your Grandchildren Understand a Grandparent’s Dementia
Children are resilient. They are also curious, honest, and observant, and often, family members think a grandchild won’t notice the...
The Importance of Storytelling and Dementia
Most people enjoy telling funny stories, sharing fun adventures, or reminiscing about younger days. We can select our audiences, places to...
Using Photos to Stimulate Memories for Someone Living With Dementia
Photographs can be a powerful tool to engage someone living with dementia. Looking at photos together can create connections, strengthen...