EPOCH Exchange

This article explores why non-pharmacological, person-centered care should come first, and how understanding emotions, environment, and unmet needs can reduce distress without relying on prescriptions.

Learn about apathy and depression in winter, and how these affect dementia care.

Discover compassionate ways to navigate the holidays when caring for a loved one with dementia

Discover practical tips to ease the effects of seasonal changes and daylight-saving time on loved ones with dementia.

Katie Smith, Life Enrichment Director at Bridges Westford, explains how we incorporate art and music therapies in our programming.

We explore how making alterations to the home can make it a safer environment for an individual with dementia

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia is demanding – emotionally, mentally, and physically. It becomes especially challenging for caregivers whose loved one frequently resists assistance with daily tasks, doesn’t ...

When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it impacts everyone around them—not just the individual. The diagnosis can shift family dynamics, redefine responsibilities, and create new challenges that require patience, understanding, and a team effort to ...

The holiday season is often filled with joy and cherished moments. However, for families caring for a loved one with dementia, it can also bring additional stress. Balancing caregiving responsibilities with holiday traditions can feel overwhelming, often ...