Many older adults carry life histories marked by trauma, whether from wartime experiences, abusive relationships, medical emergencies, or even childhood adversity. Dementia can blur the line between past and present, and what may seem like a small incident to a care partner can awaken a deep sense of fear or mistrust in the person receiving care.

When You Say “Yes”… and They Say “No” Most older adults want to stay in their own homes as they age—and who can blame them? Home is...

Through shared experiences and available support, both care partners and individuals with dementia can approach the future with hope and assurance. Engaging in sincere conversations cultivates an environment of strength, love, and resilience amidst challenges.

When it comes to weather safety, it is crucial to consider the unique needs of individuals with dementia.

In a world where kindness and empathy seem to be in short supply, compassion emerges as a powerful force that can transform our...

Cracking the Code of FTD: A Compassionate Journey Frontotemporal Lobe Dementia (FTD) is a complex and often misunderstood condition that...

Parkinson's disease, often recognized for its physical symptoms like tremors and rigidity, can bring about a less understood but equally...

In the realm of Alzheimer's disease, knowledge is not only power but also a beacon of hope. As we continually strive to better understand...

Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or dementia can be a life-altering moment for both the individual diagnosed and their...

Caring for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia is a labor of love that often goes unrecognized. The primary focus is rightly on the...

In the realm of dementia care, a significant paradigm shift is taking place. Gone are the days when individuals caring for loved ones...