The Benefits of Helping Seniors Find Purpose in Life
What exactly is it that gets you out of bed every morning? If you’re part of the sandwich generation, taking care of both younger and
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What exactly is it that gets you out of bed every morning? If you’re part of the sandwich generation, taking care of both younger and
When you start to detect the red flags that care in the home is required for someone you love, it is very common for that
Have you ever woken up from a dream feeling totally confused? The dream seemed so real, and it takes a few minutes to regain your
Wandering. Pacing. Fidgeting. When you begin to see these signs in someone you love with dementia, it’s time to take action before they escalate
The world around you might be resolving to lose 10 pounds, exercise more, and eat healthier, but if you are caring for someone with
Finding a cure for Alzheimer’s has turned out to be as tangled as the tau threads long considered to be the underlying cause of
If there’s one thing that connects us all, it is food! Think about how many precious memories have been made over the years that
Remember learning the order of the colors of the rainbow in elementary school? A number of us were introduced to Roy G. Biv to
You have determined the family home is just way too much for your parents to take care of. A smaller house is for sale
“You can make it, but it’s easier if you don’t have to do it alone.” – Betty Ford We all realize that no one
Memory loss and dementia may seem synonymous. Yet it’s important to realize that long-term memory often remains intact long into the progression of the disease.
In an ideal world, our family relationships would all be positive and helpful. We would manage transitional times cooperatively, smoothly, and with virtually no disagreement.
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” – Dr. Seuss, The Lorax Serving as an
There has been an assumption that once someone received a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of progressive dementia, the only option was nursing
If 2021 will be recalled as the year for COVID-19 vaccines, perhaps 2022 will make its mark with a different type of life-changing vaccine: A