Alzheimer’s and dementia result in significant impacts on the quality of life of patients and their families. They create challenges related to personal care, relationships, and safety. Although there is no cure for these conditions, there are many health...
A person with dementia can experience a series of personality changes. Depending on the type of dementia, these changes include a lack of empathy. This can mean not understanding people’s feelings as well as sharing in those feelings. It...
It is important to recognize that sleep problems are very common in those with dementia. This is not abnormal. Unfortunately, however, sleep problems in those with dementia can further aggravate their mental state, which in turn, burdens their caregivers....
Dementia and alzheimer’s are often thought of and discussed as one and the same thing when, in fact, they are different. However, although they are different, they are similar in the sense that neither one is considered normal as...
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be taxing. Hiring a full-time caregiver or nurse is expensive and not always needed, leaving you to deal with your loved one alone. There is only so much care and stimulation...
Dementia has wide-reaching impacts on the health of individuals and the emotional wellbeing of their loved ones. Caring for a dementia patient requires special considerations related to their thoughts, emotions, and personal care. Helping a person with dementia navigate...
Dementia is one of the most difficult things you may have to face as your parents grow older. It can have a wide range of effects that compromise their mental and physical health. You might often wonder if your...