Respond Safely to Dementia Aggression with the 6 R’s
Of the many challenging behaviors typical in dementia, perhaps the most difficult to manage is aggression. A senior who may have always been mild-mannered can
Of the many challenging behaviors typical in dementia, perhaps the most difficult to manage is aggression. A senior who may have always been mild-mannered can
It may have been expected or maybe broadsided you without warning. Mom has just received the official diagnosis for a progressive disease that is likely
While we are finally working our way towards the end of the pandemic, we’re learning more on how it has affected older adults – both
A new study sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association is uncovering some unexpected findings in how dementia may progress differently in Hispanic people. While further investigation
If there is one positive after-effect associated with the pandemic, it’s the awareness generated for the plight of family caregivers. Balancing work and family caregiving
Stress is unavoidable, and actually, not necessarily a bad thing. After all, as the saying goes, “A diamond is just a piece of charcoal that
Times of crisis may bring out both the very best and the worst in us. Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, we have heard stories of people
Family care providers realize that navigating the process of finding appropriate care resources for a senior can seem like trying to traverse the ocean in
It can be frustrating dealing with dementia, and communication strategies may not always be successful, particularly in the middle and later stages of the disease.
Our facial expressions show so much to those around us, and when you are feeling an elevated quantity of stress, well-meaning friends and family members