Dementia Map Blog

When someone receives a dementia diagnosis, many factors in their life start changing. They may begin experiencing dysphagia. Learn more about what you should know about dysphagia and how you can update someone’s diet to provide the nutrition they need without endangering their health.

Considering repatriating a loved one to their home country? Rudy de Kort, a flight paramedic, registered nurse, and the founder of Jet Companion, a medical travel companion service, shares his advice about how to approach that challenge.

The co-founder of adaptive clothing provider Joe and Bella, shares his personal experience about moving a loved one into a senior-living community. At the very least, his perspectives will assure you that you're not in it alone and there are plenty of positives that can result.

Stigma affects a number of things when considering dementia, including the person’s willingness to seek diagnosis, to seek support once diagnosed, and a lack of willingness to participate in research. Dr. Anne Kenny, MD asks, "Can we challenge our own prejudice?"

Learn about Mirador Magazine, a leisure-oriented, age-appropriate online and print publication for people experiencing cognitive change.

The Dementia Map system automatically generates a very secure password when you register. Learn how easy it is to request a new one!

Ellie Peterson of Meditative Movements recaps her experience as a speaker presenting at "Easy Self Care for Continuum of Care Staff and Caregivers.”

Take Care, a drama short film, sheds light on a loved one with Alzheimer’s. It has themes of love, hardship, identity, loss & familial bonds.

Use these 5 simple questions from Memory Lane TV, to use videos in an efficient way when caring for a loved one with dementia.