In this post, we’re taking a close look at some of the current challenges, along with their implications for caregivers, seniors, and their families. Then, we highlight some approaches that may help with the various issues, touching on experiences from real caregivers along the way.
Dementia
Managing Incontinence in Dementia Patients – Experiences and Advice from Real Caregivers
Incontinence is a challenge that often becomes more significant with age. Managing incontinence can be tough enough at the best of times, doing so for dementia patients becomes that much more complex.
Cognition, Aging, and Dementia – How the Brain Changes with Age
This post examines the way that the brain naturally changes with age – to tie in with our previous piece on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
The Facts About Alzheimer’s Disease in Seniors
The topic of cognition often comes up in any discussion of age. After all, research into dementia has been increasing, with a strong emphasis on finding the causes of conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, along with treatments. In this post, we’re taking a detailed look at the current research into Alzheimer’s disease. Our next post highlights […]
Powerful Ways to Reduce Dementia Risk
Dementia can be a scary idea, especially as there remains so much that we don’t know. Yet, research shows that there are various ways to lower your risk.
Grief and Dementia – A Complex Process
Grief is always difficult. It’s a heart-wrenching process that often isn’t predictable. In fact, grief looks different from one person to another. The complexity of grief becomes even more significant once you add caregiving into the mix. Caregivers often begin to grieve while their family member is still alive – a process that is even […]