Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month: Raising AwarenessJune is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month! We are very excited about the added attention that is given to Alzheimer's education and...reactionscomments
Talking To Teenagers About Alzheimer’sWhen I was first diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, my first thought was of my kids. I was surprisingly calm when I...reactions2comments
Changing Behavior: Good Days Versus Bad Days With Alzheimer'sAll of us have good days and bad days. Nailed that job interview? Good day. Having the weather impact your flight, so...reactionscomments
What Is Applied Behavior Analysis and How Can It Help with Alzheimer's?Have you ever wondered why your loved one has suddenly started to have increasing behaviors? "How do I handle this?" you might...reactionscomments
Navigating Dementia-Related Behaviors at an EventAt some point, everyone has felt stress about attending a social event: Where is it? Who will be there? What am I...reactions4comments
Changing Behavior: Preparing for the Progression of Alzheimer'sTime can pass slowly or quickly. We each have days that fly by, while other days have minutes that seem to stretch...reactions2comments
Changing Behavior: Setting Realistic RoutinesThere are so many things about Alzheimer's disease that can be challenging. Constant changes and decision making can leave individuals and caregivers...reactionscomments
My Top 5 Children Storybooks About Alzheimer'sHave you ever wanted to find a book on Alzheimer's for children? Has locating books on the subject been a challenge? Do...reactions3comments
Carrie's Diagnosis Story: From Darkness to AcceptanceIn this interview, community member, Carrie, shares her experience being diagnosed with Alzheimer's, coping with her new diagnosis, support, and advice for...reactions4comments
The Impact of Routine DisruptionsI was working on this article when Hurricane Helene came roaring through the south. I don't live where the hurricane came in, but...reactionscomments
Making the Transition to Alzheimer's CaregiverGetting an Alzheimer's diagnosis from a loved one is generally distressing to the entire family. Alzheimer's disease is a chronic mentally and...reactionscomments
How to Decorate Your Home for DementiaThe dementia-friendly decor trend I am loving right now is all about making your home feel more inviting. Soft colors, warm lighting...reactions2comments
Driving With Alzheimer's 101I have Alzheimer's, and I still drive. I told my husband when I was diagnosed that if I encountered problems driving, I...reactions7comments
What Is the Difference Between Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus and Alzheimer's?Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) and Alzheimer's disease are both conditions that cause dementia. Dementia is a general term for a decline in...reactions1comment
Please Meet Me Where I AmMany of us with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis know that this disease changes us. It is inevitable. We fight for it as long...reactions3comments
Dignity and Alzheimer's: A Community ExperienceIt's 12:14 pm on Sunday, my mother-in-law sits with a college student talking about everything in her way. We are at church...reactions1comment
Helping Your Loved One with Alzheimer's Maintain Their Dignity and IndependenceHave you ever stopped to think about when was the last time your loved one did something? Like, when was the last...reactionscomments
Trending Caregiver Practices for Self-CareAre you a family caregiver who is feeling mentally and physically drained lately? Taking care of a family member can be challenging...reactions2comments
Advocating at the Doctor’s OfficeMy mom is in the early stages of dementia but she has been accompanied by family members at doctor appointments for the...reactions1comment
Caregiving Culture ShockAccording to Webster's Dictionary, culture shock is defined as a sense of confusion and uncertainty sometimes with feelings of anxiety that may...reactions6comments
