Discover the power of fun and engaging activities for individuals living with dementia. Learn how these activities can improve mood, stimulate cognitive function, and foster meaningful connections. Explore a variety of ideas, from simple crafts to outdoor

Offering something everyone on the Alzheimer's path needs, knowledge, is one of the benefits of adding an Alzheimer's cruise to your vacation list. This one-of-a-kind cruise is a unique experience for people in the early stages of Alzheimer's and their c

Caring for a loved one with cognitive impairment is demanding and can take a toll on your own mental health. It's essential to prioritize your well-being. Creyos is a new tool designed to help protect your mental health by providing a clear picture of you

The Savvy Caregiver Program is a training program for caregivers like you. Caregiving is a role far different from being a spouse or child. Those terms describe relationships. Assisting and guiding someone who is living with a chronic illness is the defi

Dementia and parents' health necessitate essential conversations.Discussing their care preferences,financial management,and desired living arrangements is crucial.Addressing potential cognitive impairment,healthcare needs,and financial decisions empo

Patricia BoswellThe Heart of Caregiving: From Denial to Self-Care and Fulfillment. Navigating the intricate journey of dementia caregiving involves a transformative shift from denial to embracing self-care and finding fulfillment. This metamorphosis c

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When a family gets a diagnosis of a dementia causing disease, it's normal to want to shield kids and even teens from the news. However, with the right support, they can be an invaluable supportive caregiver to their loved one. Here are some tips on how to

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