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 overwhelmed. One way to ease that stress is...reactionscomments
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 into eternity. Behavioral changes related to Alzheimer's can...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 you nearly miss seeing your sister sing at...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 ask yourself. Caregivers often find themselves on the...reactionscomments
Interview With the Alzheimer's Association: Support, Clinical Research, and Hope for a CureMany of you may be familiar with the Alzheimer's Association. This national non-profit organization supports those who have Alzheimer's disease and all other dementia with a 24/7 helpline and support...reactionscomments
Ask the Advocate: Joy and Purpose Despite Alzheimer'sAll too often, an Alzheimer's diagnosis leaves a person feeling isolated, alone, and scared. Our health leaders considered the question, "What if Alzheimer's disease was treated like any other chronic...reactions1comment
Adult Day Center: Interview with Activities Director, GailAs much as we all enjoy a day on the sofa binge-watching a season or two of a show, it's probably not really the ideal way to spend all of...reactions3comments
Adult Day Center: Interview with Executive Director, JessicaSocial interaction is important for all of us. Engaging with others brings us joy and a sense of a belonging. The opportunity to interact with others may become limited for...reactionscomments
Setting a Routine Early On with Alzheimer'sIn the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, there are small but noticeable changes in a person's behavior. You may notice that items around the house are found in new and...reactions2comments
5 Ways for Setting Boundaries in CaregivingIn the early stages of Alzheimer's, it can be difficult to set limits with your loved one. But as their condition progresses and they become more dependent on you for...reactions6comments
Using Music Therapy for Those Living with Alzheimer'sI think we can all agree that music is something everyone can enjoy! It can be an effective tool in connecting with others, but what about those who suffer from...reactionscomments
