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1 / 46   Avoid the argument: Find answers that make sense to the person with dementia 6 ways to make dementia care tasks easier: Respect and Dignity in dementia care HOW TO TALK TO SOMEONE WITH DEMENTIA Dementia Q & A: Normal thinking problems vs Dementia; Switching Nursing Homes, & eating. 1 / 46 |
The second-largest population cohort in our country are baby boomers. Turning age 65 at the rate of about 10,000 a day, this generation is transitioning into life’s third stage, and it is expected that by 2030 (just around the corner) every boomer will be 65 or older. What is revolutionary is that this generation is […] Alzheimer’s Arkansas invites caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia to participate in a workshop on Friday, October 18 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in El Dorado. The “Hope for the Future” workshop provides education, tools, training, and support to family and professional caregivers to help improve their skills regarding Alzheimer’s disease and its […] This is a powerful statement, and a sentiment that the Alzheimer’s Association strives to share with families seeking support, especially families whose loved one has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. Full Story I am one of the nearly 1 million Illinois residents who are directly affected by Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. My mother died of Alzheimer’s in 2014, in a care facility we had to wait 6 months to admit her to. My story is not unlike others, as there are countless families who face […] Wonderful Wednesdays is a program created to provide Alzheimer’s caregivers a respite from the demanding task of caring for an afflicted love one. “I’ve dedicated more than a decade of my life to senior living,” said Aubry Gregory, President of the Board, Alzheimer’s Coalition of Henderson County, “so I know what spouses, families, and friends […] Despite intensive, worldwide research efforts for more than three decades to better understand Alzheimer’s disease, there are still numerous mysteries surrounding the condition. Dr. John Morris, a professor of neurology and director of the Knight Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and Dr. Dennis Selkoe, co-director of the […] She grips my hand and tows me behind her around the small courtyard garden, past the pretend bus stop and the red phone box with no dialling tone, down an alleyway of gravel that leads to a wooden gate. “Here,” she says. “It may be locked.” Full Story The Department of Justice announced the settlement with Avanir Pharmaceuticals on Thursday, four years after these whistleblowers alerted the federal government that they believed the company was paying kickbacks to doctors and illegally marketing its main drug, Nuedexta — particularly in nursing homes. Each of these three whistleblowers will receive a portion of the millions […] On Sunday, September 16, the Wolff Care Giver Center, part of Jewish Family and Children’s Services, presented a program at the Kaplan Jewish Community Center in Tenafly for caregivers of loved ones with dementia, with the title: “But Who’s Taking Care of You?” If you wonder why a caregiver needs to be taken care of, […] Meet Jael Weinberg, a creative arts therapist who works with people who have Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss. One of her co-workers describes Weinberg as an “old soul” who feels art can create widespread social change. What do you do? I am the life enrichment director and a therapist at Callahan House in Shoreline, one […] |
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