Connecting With Loved Ones With Dementia: 5 Ways to Find Meaningful Moments

Connecting With Loved Ones With Dementia: 5 Ways to Find Meaningful Moments

Sitting across from a loved one whose memory is slipping can feel like being on unfamiliar ground. The ease that once defined your conversations is gone, replaced by pauses, uncertainty, and moments that don’t make sense. If you’ve felt that discomfort, you’re not...
Understanding Pica in Dementia: Why It Happens and How to Help

Understanding Pica in Dementia: Why It Happens and How to Help

Caring for a loved one with dementia often brings unexpected behaviors that can be difficult to understand. You may have seen them trying to eat things that aren’t food, like a napkin or small objects. Such behaviors, known as pica, can be alarming and confusing, but...
Support for Dementia Caregivers: Coping with Decision Fatigue

Support for Dementia Caregivers: Coping with Decision Fatigue

Have you ever felt so mentally drained that even deciding what to eat felt overwhelming? You’re not alone. For those caring for a loved one with dementia, the sheer volume of decisions can make every day feel like an uphill climb. This overwhelming mental exhaustion...