Traveling With An Elderly Person

Traveling with an elderly person can be very stressful even if they don’t have cognitive issues but throw in dementia or alzheimers on top of it, as a caregiver, can push you to the brink. To make traveling a bit easier try to stay calm, plan ahead, and speak...

What To Do If My Mom Doesn’t Recognize Family Members

What to do if my mom doesn’t recognize family members when we are all together for the holidays.Linda gives a great tip on how to help your loved one suffering from dementia recognize family that they may not see very often. Visit Our Sponsor Arden...

What Gift To Get An Elderly Loved One

What gift to get an elderly loved one.Holiday shopping can be heard for an elderly loved one. What do you get? They may not be able to do the things they used to love to do so hobby items are out. You can give the gift of comfort with a weighted blanket. Visit Our...

The Holidays And Dementia

The Holidays And DementiaHelping your your loved ones with dementia through the holidays can be hard because you want all the festive lights and hustle and bustle and you think it will make them happy but in reality it may be that it is overwhelming for them and...

Grief And Caregiving

Grief and caregiving. Caregivers go through grief stages everyday and you have to acknowledge the fact that you are grieving. We grieve for our loved ones who have Dementia and Alzheimer’s because we see how they are not the same person as the disease progresses...

Social Distance vs Physical Distance

Using the term Social Distance vs Physical Distance sounds and feels so much better. We are not social distancing, we are actually still connecting but just in different ways so we can stay a physical distance away. Visit Our Sponsor Arden...