When a loved one has dementia, the losses start long before the person passes away. Here's how to manage the inevitable grief along the way.

This Labor Day, let’s recognize that caregiving is labor. Millions of family caregivers provide unpaid support for elderly loved ones, contributing billions in value while often going unnoticed.

June marks both National Brain Health Awareness Month and National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month—a time to spotlight one of our most vital organs: the brain.

Father’s Day is a time to celebrate strength, resilience, and the quiet sacrifices dads make for their families. But for many older men, this season brings a deeper reality into focus—one where fatherhood takes on a new form: caregiving.

How much do you know about Alzheimer’s disease? Make this the month you learn more.

If you're a caregiver who's burning the candle at both ends, how can you make 2023 your best year yet? Try these ideas on for size.

Today's article is written by guest blogger Kathy Tuckey, MA. Kathy is a PAC Certified Independent Trainer who writes and speaks...

You’ve been diagnosed with dementia and sent home to face your new reality. You were probably given very little information on your...

When a person is diagnosed with dementia, countless number of friends and family members will be affected, including grandchildren. How...

Adapted from an article by Paula Spencer Scott, Caring.com Senior Editor If there's someone with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia...