We all have the best intentions when speaking with someone we love, but you may not realize the negative effect your choice of words can have on a person living with dementia. Here are 5 common communication mistakes, and how to correct them. “Do you remember…” One of the worst things you can do is […] Read More >>

3 Examples of Caregiver Guilt and How To Cope With Them Caregiver guilt is unavoidable on the dementia journey. Here are some common examples you may encounter and tips to help work through them. 1. Losing Your Temper At times, it may feel as though your loved one is deliberately pushing your buttons. No matter […] Read More >>

No two dementia journeys are the same and the disease progresses differently from person to person. But one thing has become clear during the COVID-19 pandemic; it’s getting worse at a faster pace. There are a few reasons that may explain why dementia caregivers feel as though their loved one’s decline has suddenly accelerated. Isolation […] Read More >>

The latest statistics show that the African American community remains disproportionately affected by Alzheimer’s disease. There are many things that factor into these troubling numbers, including a distrust of the medical community and cultural stigma related to the disease, among other influencing conditions. Read More >>