Suggestions on how to communicate effectively with the person living with dementia and avoid possible agitation.

Be prepared for the next medical visit. How keeping a journal can make it easier and reduce stress.

You may be surprised at how many items we have in the house that can become an issue. Here I share common first steps to making a living space safer.

Learn the signs to watch for and practical tips to create a calm, supportive environment that helps reduce stress and improve comfort as evening approaches.

Is it forgetfulness or could it be alzheimer’s?

As a Care partner having a person to talk to that is a good “listener” is important. Are you a sibling or friend and want to help but don’t know how? Read on for a suggestion on a easy way to help.

Care partners you need rest to rejuvenate from your caregiving journey. Here I share how to get that must needed break.

The need for Dementia Care is growing. Are you prepared?

I know from experience the right help is important. I share what I’ve learned below. You deserve the best support! Find a Community of Support.

Did you know that aging is a leading cause of disease and disabilites.? Read on as we explore research into the biology of aging, including how to measure its speed and progression and ways it might be slowed down or even reversed.

Did you know that relaxing your mind and body is essential for good health? But how do you work it into your already busy day?

Music awakens the sleeping spirit. A recent article in AARP shared an interview with a Neuroscientist, Julene Johnson that explains why.

Dementia is an umbrella term. It is a group of symptoms. These symptoms then cause the person to require assistance with everyday activities, like bathing and dressing.

Drug trials indicate slowing the effects of Alzheimer’s possible in the future.

Your relationships are important to protect. Dementia doesn’t just affect that person; it affects everyone in that person’s circle.

Did you know individuals with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) may have an altered gut microbiome, and these changes may occur early in the disease course?

Have you experienced “showtime” with your loved one Living with dementia?

According to the National Institute on Aging, there are a few drugs that indicate they slow down the progression of the disease. As of the date of this post, there isn’t a cure.

You have a choice in how you want to spend your last days when you have a terminal illness. It isn’t for everyone, take time to think about it.

We retain rhythm, poetry and prayer. When patients hear a favorite Hymnal or music from their teenage years, it can cause a spark of recognition, and they begin to dance or move to the music.