This resources section is designed to offer practical guidance and compassionate support for those affected by dementia. You'll find educational articles, podcasts, and other resources. We hope they address everyday challenges, help you plan ahead, and remind you to take care of yourself along the way.
Memory care can feel overwhelming at first. This guide walks you through what memory care is, who it’s for, and…
Dementia affects each person differently, but understanding its causes, stages, and symptoms can help families feel more prepared. This guide…
In this article, we share 7 practical dementia caregiver tips to help families respond with more calm, flexibility, and confidence.…
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You want to visit enough to stay connected without disrupting adjustment. Use a simple visit plan, follow expert guidance, and…
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Learn the 10 early signs of dementia, how they differ from normal aging, and why early detection can improve quality…
View InsightCommunicating with somebody with dementia is a learned skill. It requires patience, new approaches, and an understanding that you will…
Watch/ListenManaging challenging behaviors can be an exhausting experience for caregivers. However, we must approach these situations with care and empathy.…
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Person-centered dementia care goes beyond medication. Rosemary Ombewa explores non-pharmacological approaches that support comfort, dignity, and connection.
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Agitation and aggression are common in dementia, especially during changes in routine or environment. Learn how to respond calmly, reduce…
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Hygiene is important, but bathing can be challenging when your loved one has memory loss. Here are some tips for…
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Caregiver self-care tips for dementia caregiving, including emotional support and burnout prevention.
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Camille Ciarametaro, Senior Advisor at Bridges Lexington, discusses the benefits of early dementia detection.
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