Dementia care options for caregivers who need a break
Caring for a person with dementia is extremely demanding. No matter how great a caregiver you are, eventually, you’re going to need a break. Taking a break to prevent caregiver burnout and to practice self-care is crucial. Many caregivers prolong taking a break due to...
Long term care options for someone with dementia
When you’re taking care of a parent or loved one who has dementia, you want to know that you’re making the right choices for them. Many families are able to take care of them in the early stages of the disease, but as it progresses the challenges start to mount up....
5 memory care activities you can do at home
The Covid-19 pandemic has got us all cooped up at home to practice social distancing, for our own safety and the safety of our more vulnerable members of society like the aged and sickly. It has wreaked havoc on everybody’s mental health, but for those who are giving...
Planning for your future: Have you considered the possibility of dementia?
With nearly 10 million new cases of dementia diagnosed globally each year1, planning for the possibility of developing dementia is increasingly becoming a concern for people who are still in the prime of their lives. There are many things that we commonly plan for as...