Dementia Denial: Why the Diagnosis Makes a Difference
Spouses and adult children caring for loved ones with dementia often approach me with some version of, “My loved one...
Video: The Sandwich Generation
Watch the video of Tami’s “The Sandwich Generation,” sponsored by Belmont Village Senior Living. She discusses the challenges that adult...
Video: Virtual Panel Discussion About “Enough About Me,” by Richard Liu
Watch the video! This virtual panel discussion about the book, “Enough About Me” by Richard Lui, was held February 27...
What are the Most Common Forms of Dementia?
It’s common to wonder about the various forms of dementia. The truth is, dementia is a syndrome – a group...
Exercise and Dementia: Motivation
Of all the lifestyle changes that have been studied, regular physical exercise appears to be one of the best things that you can do to reduce your risk of getting dementia.
What Happens During End Stage Dementia?
In end stage dementia, the person declines dramatically and requires help with everyday functioning. The focus is on preserving the...
Dementia Medication Management: Refusal to Take Medication
Dementia medication management is a challenge. Refusal to take medication is a common symptom of dementia and it can be...
When is the Right Time for Memory Care Assisted Living?
One of the most difficult decisions caregivers must make is whether to place their loved one in memory care assisted...
Compassion is Key in Communicating with Dementia Patients
Knowing these 12 compassionate communication tips can help make your interactions with your loved one better and easier as you navigate the ups and downs of dementia.