During middle-stage dementia, people may experience more memory loss and changes in behavior, meaning they need more assistance with activities of daily living.
0 CommentsJust as many caregivers agonize over what to do about an older adult’s unsafe driving, more families are facing another serious dilemma: taking guns from elderly parents. An experienced caregiver weighs in on concerns about senior gun owners.
72 CommentsAdult day care staff members are trained to handle dementia behaviors, including: anxiety, hallucinations, wandering and aggression.
0 CommentsAny dementia caregiver who has been mortified by a loved one’s public meltdown has contemplated limiting the frequency of their outings. Use these tips to prevent and defuse agitation and handle meltdowns with tact.
16 CommentsChanges in cognition can cause dementia patients to see dead relatives or ask about them as if they’re still alive, creating a delicate situation.
11 Comments