Lewy Body
Introduction to Lewy Body Dementia
Lewy Body dementia the most misdiagnosed dementia because the symptoms resemble mental health disorders. Lewy body dementia causes a slow decline in mental abilities.
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Aging In Place
Aging in Place: Understanding, Advantages, and Support
As our population continues to age, the concept of "aging in place" has gained significant relevance. In a world where people are living longer and healthier lives, the desire to maintain independence and stay within the familiar confines of our own homes has grown stronger. This comprehensive guide
Aging In Place
Levels of Home Health Care
As we age, our healthcare needs change. Learn how to identify the need for home health care and important information on the types of professional health care providers.
Ask the Experts
Exploring Feeding Tube Care in Home Settings: Do Caregivers Require Formal Training?
Learn about the importance of education and support for feeding tube care at home. Discover the responsibility of hospitals and the benefits of a referral to palliative care. Learn more from Diane Carbo, RN.
Treatment Options
Dementia Treatment: The Significance of Early Diagnosis
Learn about the benefits of early diagnosis, common signs and symptoms, and potential causes of dementia. Understand the various treatment options and how they can improve the quality of life for those affected by dementia.
Caregiver Stories
Kerri Kasem Banned From Seeing Her Dad
Elder abuse comes in many ways. Keri Kasem was denied access to her father as he was declining. learn how Kasem turned her experience around to help others
Caregiving Issues
Dealing with a Narcissist
Kris of Oneida, Wisconsin writes about her experiences with a narcissistic mother in law and shares tips for improving communication and setting boundaries to protect oneself from her toxic behavior.
Caregiving Issues
Is My Parent a Narcissist?
There are different types of narcissists.Adult children of a narcissist have parents that may have the all-encompassing parent or they had a parent that ignored your needs.
Faith In Caregiving
Keeping Your Eyes on The Lord
Faith in caregiving for many is the key to surviving the caregiving journey. we have a series of faith in caregiving prayers, mediations and ideas for journaling
Types of Dementia
Identifying Memory Problems: The Cognistat Test for Dementia Assessment
Learn about the Cognistat Test, a comprehensive screening tool for detecting memory problems and cognitive impairment in loved ones. This test assesses emotion, behavior, and learning ability in individuals and can take up to 20-30 minutes to complete.
Dementia Prevention
Dementia Prevention: Building Your Brain's Defense System for Cognitive Well-being
Learn about the latest research on the causes of dementia and how to reduce your risk by making lifestyle changes. Discover the difference between avoidable and unavoidable risks, and how to improve your cognitive health as you age.
Aging In Place
What is a Caregiver?
The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines a caregiver a person who provides direct care for children, elderly people, or the chronically ill.Caregiver is a general term. To me it means anyone that supports someone that needs some extra help.