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World Alzheimer’s Month calls attention to the rising toll of dementia
Each September, World Alzheimer’s Month unites people across the globe to raise awareness and challenge the stigma...
Helping a loved one with dementia enjoy mealtimes again
For many of us, mealtimes are about far more than just nutrition, they’re moments of routine, connection, and comfort....
The benefits of living in a private dementia care home
If you’re considering options for a loved one living with dementia, you may be weighing up the differences between a...
The impact of chronic stress on brain health and dementia risk
Stress is a natural response to life’s challenges, and in short bursts, it can even be beneficial. However, when...
How to make a memory box for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s
For someone living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, memory can become a fragile and unpredictable thing. But even as...
Understanding the different types of dementia and how it impacts care needs
When people think of dementia, they often think of memory loss but dementia is far more complex and varied. In fact,...
Research on omega-3 and dementia risk
When it comes to protecting the brain as we age, diet plays a critical role and few nutrients have sparked as much...
Is respite care a selfish decision or a necessary one?
Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can be an incredibly meaningful experience. It allows...
How does dementia affect emotional expression and mood over time?
When we think of dementia, memory loss often takes centre stage. But there’s another deeply personal side to this...
How specialised care homes for the aged support cognitive, emotional, and physical wellbeing
As our loved ones age, their needs become more complex, especially when conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s are...
The role of personalised nutrition plans in an Alzheimer’s care facility
Alzheimer’s disease affects more than memory. As the condition progresses, it can impact appetite, swallowing,...
How to talk to a parent with dementia about respite care
Caring for a parent with dementia is a profound act of love. But it can also be exhausting, emotionally, physically,...