
Getting Your Affairs in Order: Why is it Important?
Today we see and hear a lot about decluttering and organizing our homes. Most of us think about tackling closets and drawers. Still there is one area we need to
Today we see and hear a lot about decluttering and organizing our homes. Most of us think about tackling closets and drawers. Still there is one area we need to
I am repeatedly asked for advice on whether or not to take loved ones with dementia on vacation. My answer has stayed consistent, “It’s always better if they are still
Your spouse (mother, father, sister, brother, or adult child) is in an accident. You receive a phone call from the ER; they explain the situation and state that surgery is
The term “self-care” has become a buzzword that, to some, can be viewed as a nice word for “selfishness.” As it relates to care partners, nothing could be further from
The monetary expenditure involved in caring for a loved one with dementia can be at least three or four times higher than the amount used in caring for an average
When my father was first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease some 25 years ago, a doctor sat us down and explained to us the difference between long-term and short-term memory loss.
We will inform you about our community events, educational opportunities and dementia resources.
We will inform you about our community events, educational opportunities and dementia resources.
We will inform you about our community events, educational opportunities and dementia resources.