Caregiving can be challenging for anyone - but for Black men caring for loved ones with dementia, it often comes with layers of emotional, cultural, and social complexity that are rarely acknowledged. A recent …
Dementia is not a single disease, but a general term for a range of conditions that affect memory, thinking, and daily function. In a comprehensive guide, the Cleveland Clinic breaks down what dementia really …
The United States is hurtling toward a demographic tipping point - and it’s one that’s been long predicted but largely unprepared for, a time bomb, some would say. A recent Newsweek feature paints a …
Navigating life after a dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming - but Age Scotland’s Living Well with Early Stage Dementia guide offers a wealth of compassionate, practical advice to help individuals and families find clarity, …
For those living with early-stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), staying on top of daily tasks can become increasingly challenging. Elli Cares steps in to offer a helping hand, with its notification reminders …
As dementia progresses, it’s easy to focus only on what’s being lost - memory, communication, or independence. But people living with dementia still experience joy, creativity, and a need for purpose. In their article …
When a parent or loved one develops dementia, care responsibilities often fall on adult children. While many siblings approach this role with love and commitment, the realities of shared caregiving can lead to tension, …
Caregiver burnout is real - and common. When you're supporting a loved one with dementia or cognitive impairment, the emotional, physical, and mental toll can quietly build until you're overwhelmed. But there are ways …
Caring for someone with dementia is not just about remembering appointments or managing medications - it’s about adjusting your expectations, learning patience, and embracing the small, meaningful moments that still shine through the fog. …