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Elderly woman with dementia walking carefully at home while a family caregiver supports her to prevent falls.

CREATING SAFETY AND PREVENTING ACCIDENTS IN DEMENTIA

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This article explains how to protect a family member with dementia from accidents in everyday life. We focus especially on […]

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An elderly man holding his head with both hands, looking confused and overwhelmed, expressing memory loss and mental strain related to dementia.

FORGETTING

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This article explains what forgetting means in dementia and how it shows up in everyday life. It describes how this

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NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN DEMENTIA CARE

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In this blog post, we explore the layers of communication that keep working even when words fail: non-verbal communication and

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An elderly woman holding her head, expressing confusion and the emotional burden of memory loss.

What can we do when a person with dementia does not recognize their family members?

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Introducing ourselves again and again, not arguing, and not forcing memory recall. Acceptance and looking at old photos together can

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A younger woman sitting at eye level, holding hands and communicating kindly with an elderly woman in a home setting.

How to Communicate with Someone Living with Dementia

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How to Communicate with Someone Living with Dementia Keep it short, keep it simple, and avoid complicated words or long

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An elderly person looks uncertainly at a pill in their hand, not knowing what it is for.

What to Do If a Patient with Dementia Won’t Take Their Medication?

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Tips for Encouraging Medication Intake This blog post is about what we can do when a person living with dementia

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The First Signs of Dementia

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Recognizing the first signs of dementia is no easy task, as changes often seep into daily life almost unnoticed. In

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Constantly checking door handles or staring out the window, looking for a way out.

Wandering and the Urge to Move: Causes and the Impact on Families

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For those living with dementia, wandering and a compulsive urge to move are very common symptoms. This isn’t just about

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