Many Americans associate dementia with old age. However, old age is just but one of other risk factors related to dementia. Though there are no proven approaches to prevent dementia, you may be able to take steps to reduce the risks. All of these facts and quotes are taken from an article published at Alzheimers.gov, […] Read More >>

There are four categories of activities that fill our lives, as well as the life of someone diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.   They are work, self-care, leisure and rest activities. For ALL of us, it is essential that we maintain a healthy balance among these four. Caregivers of Alzheimer’s disease clients realize that stress management and […] Read More >>

  As we continue the goal of changing the perception of dementia and how it impacts the people we love, these are a few of the necessary steps to be taken: 1. Taking legal action is a must when a person is diagnosed with a mental illness, such as dementia.  Provisions of guardianship, powers of […] Read More >>

  There can be multiple medications prescribed to a person diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. It can be very difficult managing the multiple medications that can be prescribed to a person with dementia, especially when more than one medication is being prescribed.  The following is a guide to help you better manage […] Read More >>