Kitchen Safety Concerns for People with Dementia
Sharing a kitchen with another cook can be trying for some people. Sharing a kitchen with a person who has dementia can...
Sharing a kitchen with another cook can be trying for some people. Sharing a kitchen with a person who has dementia can...
The decisions caregivers must make during the Christmas holidays are fraught with opportunities to make mistakes in judgment. Chief among them is...
You watch your once mentally sharp loved one decline before your eyes. Their uncontrollable behaviors, mood swings, outbursts, confusion, and memory loss...
Conventional wisdom says that we all want to stay in our own homes for as long as we can. That is likely...
People stare. Most are not unkind, they are just curious. Yet when someone “different” from the norm becomes part of their environment,...
Nearly all family caregivers with siblings have experienced some version of sibling denial regarding their aging parents. Whether it stems from a...
There’s an image of holiday perfection that our culture encourages. Starting with Thanksgiving, we are inundated with images of families happily enjoying...
One question that is often asked on the AgingCare.com Caregiver Forum is, “How do I deal with the reality of leaving behind...
Even though most of us have happy memories of holiday celebrations, this time of the year can be stressful. There are pervasive societal expectations...
Getting an aging or ill loved one to bathe can be a notorious battle that many family caregivers experience. When dementia is...