Category: Dementia Care

For decades, much of Alzheimer’s disease research has focused on two hallmark proteins: amyloid beta and tau. While these remain central to understanding the disease, scientists are increasingly uncovering another major factor — chronic brain inflammation. New research supported by...

Dementia is an umbrella term that includes several different conditions affecting memory, thinking, and daily functioning. While Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type, others include frontotemporal dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies, and vascular dementia. Vascular dementia — the second...

March brings change — from clock shifts to cultural and religious celebrations. For someone living with dementia, these changes can feel overwhelming. Thoughtful preparation, gentle structure, and safe engagement can make this month comforting, joyful, and meaningful. dignity during winter....

Valentine’s Day can look and feel different when someone you love is living with dementia. Changes in memory, communication, and behavior may shift longstanding traditions or make once-familiar routines more complex. But while dementia can affect cognitive abilities, it does...

Cold weather, shorter days, and peak illness season make February especially demanding for people living with dementia and their caregivers. From fall risks to emotional isolation, proactive planning and connection can help maintain safety, comfort, and dignity during winter. Winter...

As we welcome January, it’s important to remember that the New Year can be both exciting and unsettling—especially for someone living with dementia. Thoughtful planning can help your loved one feel safe and included. By prioritizing comfort and familiarity, you...