Tips on How to Prevent and Manage Dementia Wandering
Wandering One of Caregivers Biggest Fears. Wandering can occur in those living with dementia. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent and manage wandering to keep your loved one safe.
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Beth Rush
5 Foods For Improved Gut Health: Dementia Impacts
The Food We Eat Matters To Our Brain Health. Studies have shown aggravated intestinal membrane and bodily inflammation can increase brain swelling and memory loss.
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Best Printable Activities For People with Dementia
Dementia is challenging – for everyone. How can you occupy your loved one’s time in a positive manner? One great way to engage them is with fun activities like artwork and games. Use free printable activities for dementia patients for easy entertainment and cognitive challenges.
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Can You Divorce a Spouse Diagnosed With Dementia?
Do spouses divorce their partner diagnosed with dementia? Divorce is difficult to navigate under any circumstances – event with a healthy spouse. It’s even more challenging when your spouse has Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia diagnosis.
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Will Medicare or Medicaid Cover Respite Care?
Learn what is one of the most needed services for dementia care. Respite care is critical for caregiver health. However, services can be costly. Learn more about ways to get help with costs.
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What Is Respite Care and How to Find Local Services
The power, purpose, and benefits of respite care. You want peace and dignity for your loved one, but occasional short-term breaks are welcomed. Learn about Respite Care and how to find it.
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The Dementia Fast Scale (Functional Assessment Staging Tool)
Learn more about the FAST Scale, a 7-stage, 16-item system of tracking the progression of a person living with dementia.
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Dementia and Cognitive Decline
Learn about cognitive decline. Loss of brain functioning are prevalent worldwide. Here’s a guide to understanding it and ways you can cope at the onset of cognitive decline.
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Dementia-Related Behaviors
Memory loss isn’t the only way people living with dementia are affected. A change of behavior can be expected, too. Read more to better understand to make life better for your loved one.
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