September is World Alzheimer’s Month
September has been recognized as World Alzheimer’s Month since 2012, and the theme for 2026 is “The Earlier You Know, The More You Can...
Why is Asking for Help so Hard?
When supporting someone living with dementia, it is often difficult to reach out for help. The person providing support may feel a sense of...
Dementia Support: Learning to Listen to Yourself
Developing effective communication skills when supporting someone living with confusion and declining cognitive and receptive skills is...
Labor Day or a Labor of Love?
On Monday, we celebrate the contributions and achievements of the American worker. Designated a federal holiday in 1894 to be recognized on...
“Good Grief Charlie Brown!”
In the beloved Peanuts comic strip, Charlie Brown’s catchphrase speaks to his quiet despair and unfortunate bad luck that seems to follow...
Mindful Walking to Nurture the Soul
Walking is one of the best exercises to promote mental and physical health and improve overall well-being. Research shows “walking and...
The Misconceptions of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
As we age, our thought processes may become slower and be a bit more forgetful; misplacing our keys occasionally or forgetting why we...
Recalling Childhood Memories when Living with a Dementia
Reminiscing about our childhood reminds us of some of the best times in our lives. People living with memory loss due to a dementia or...
Decreasing Dementia Fatigue
While we think of dementia causing memory loss and confusion, low energy levels are also a common symptom. Increased sleepiness and...