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...

Caring for a person with dementia is complex and time consuming. By the end of the day, when you’ve met the person’s physical and medical...

As people age and our population becomes older, law enforcement officers will encounter more and more people living with dementia. They...

by Teepa Snow, MS, OTR/L, FAOTA When told that you will be living with dementia, you may choose to retreat. Decide to pull away and hide....

As a dementia caregiver, you wear many different hats. Each day, you assess the needs of the person that you care for and make decisions...

When dementia strikes, you will likely observe many changes with your loved one’s behavior, language, memory, and ability to perform...

National Sleep Awareness Month is a good time to think about the sleep deprivation that so many caregivers experience. Elder Care...