A dementia diagnosis doesn’t just change the life of the person receiving it - it reshapes the entire family landscape. Roles shift. Emotions intensify. Relationships evolve in ways that can feel both deeply painful …

When it comes to caregiving, consistency is key - but life is unpredictable. Whether it’s a sudden illness, travel emergency, or unexpected work commitment, even the most dedicated caregiver can become temporarily unavailable. That’s …

Emergencies can happen at any time - whether it's a fall, natural disaster, power outage, or sudden health issue. For older adults, especially those living independently or with cognitive impairment, having a clear and …

Creating a daily routine for a loved one with early dementia isn’t about control - it’s about restoring confidence, reducing anxiety, and creating a sense of flow and safety. When the world becomes harder …

When your parent begins to age, your role as their child subtly begins to shift. You find yourself making appointments, checking in more often, and helping with decisions. But how do you strike the …

Getting a loved one to take their medication - day in, day out - can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. For those caring for an older adult or someone with cognitive impairment, medication …

For many of us, it’s second nature to rely on reminders - whether it’s a sticky note on the fridge, a calendar alert, or a family member calling to say, “Don’t forget your appointment …

Dementia doesn’t just affect memory - it often impacts how a person speaks, listens, and understands. As the condition progresses, once-simple conversations can become confusing, frustrating, or even distressing for both the person with …

Explaining dementia to a child can be one of the most emotional and complex conversations a family has. Children often notice changes in a grandparent long before adults acknowledge them aloud - forgetting names, …

In a moving and relatable piece published by iNews, a daughter shares the emotional journey of watching her mother exhibit signs of dementia - while denying anything is wrong. The article, “My mum refused …