Category: Alzheimer’s

Dementia Activities That Work: A Stage-by-Stage Guide for Care Professionals 

In this post, we explore some of the best activities for people living with dementia, along with tips for successful implementation.

8 Dementia Communication Strategies That Work in Daily Care

Eight evidence-based dementia communication strategies to help care professionals reduce distress and build more meaningful connections.

How Certifications Reduce Turnover in Senior Living Communities

Senior living staff turnover is a persistent challenge, but CDP-certified staff reports higher job satisfaction, stronger retention, and improved standards of care for people living with dementia.

When “Behavior” Is Really Pain

A Person-Centered Approach to Recognizing and Responding to Pain in People Living With Dementia

Earlier Identification (MCI Subjective Cognitive Decline) and What to Do Next

Practical pathways after a positive screen: confirmatory evaluation, differential diagnosis, safety planning, caregiver supports, and lifestyle interventions.

NCCDP Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar Recognized by the Alzheimer’s Association Curriculum Review

Training aimed at implementing the latest evidence-based approaches to dementia care amid growing numbers of Americans affected.

Brain Health at Every Stage of Life: What Really Helps, and How Dementia Professionals Can Support It

Read about how every step towards brain health is worth honoring and how NCCDP turns broad “brain health” concepts into everyday practice.

Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s: What’s the Difference—and Why Words Matter

The distinction between Dementia and Alzheimer’s matters because assessment, prognosis, risk reduction, and care can differ by cause.

Welcome, Francois Bend Senior Living, to the Memory Care Excellence Network

We are honored to recognize Francois Bend Senior Living for their public commitment towards continuous improvement in dementia care.

Get Direct Help for Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias

For immediate, individualized Alzheimer’s and related Dementia assistance, use the national resources found in this article.