Articles On:Alzheimer’s / Dementia
Benefits of Semi-Private Living in Memory Care
When you realize that a loved one needs trained, round-the-clock care for Alzheimer’s or other ...
A Friend’s Cognitive Issues Spoil the Card Games
A friend’s cognitive issues are disrupting the group’s weekly card games, and her fellow players ...
Red Light Therapy for Seniors
A popular, futuristic-like therapy may have useful applications for older adults as well, from relieving ...
Alzheimer’s and Genetics
If a parent has a form of dementia, does that mean their children will, too? ...
Holiday Disappointment
Christmas and their 55th wedding anniversary are complicated by her husband’s advanced dementia. To add ...
Is Grumpy Mood a Sign of Alzheimer’s?
Realizing that he’s been acting like a jerk, a man wonders if his grumpy mood ...
Caring Through the 7 Stages of Dementia Before Death
When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, families face a long ...
The MIND Diet Supports Cognitive Health
Can what you put on your plate today help protect your brain tomorrow? The highly-researched ...
Alzheimer’s and Isolation: One Is Leading to the Other
She’s struggling with Alzheimer’s and is aware of her limitations as well as the loneliness ...
New Research on Protecting Brain Health
A groundbreaking new study offers hopeful news for older adults concerned about memory loss: simple, ...
