The Connection Between Aphasia and Dementia: Treatment Approaches
The connection between aphasia and dementia is complex and multifaceted. Understanding this connection is crucial for developing effective treatment approaches.
Caring for Veterans with Dementia: Insights from Recent Research
By incorporating the strategies within this blog, caregivers can provide comprehensive and compassionate care, improving the quality of life for veterans with dementia.
Frontotemporal Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s Disease: Understanding the Differences and Implications for Patients
Frontotemporal dementia and Alzheimer’s disease present with distinct clinical features, underlying pathophysiology, and management strategies. Accurate diagnosis, combined with tailored treatment, is essential for optimizing patient care.
TCU Partners with NCCDP to Bring Dementia Curriculum to Students and Community
Rethinking Dementia is a center at TCU founded by Michelle Kimzey. “Students want to do more, they want to do research and put what they are learning into practice.”
Broadmead is Committed to Education – Providing CDP Training to All Staff From the CEO to the Interns
After an 18-month consultation with Johns Hopkins, education became a key facet for Broadmead. This led to creating the Center for Excellence in Dementia Care and the Center for Excellence in Health and Wellness.
Geriatric Anxiety: Recognizing, Diagnosing, and Treatment
Geriatric anxiety is a prevalent and impactful condition that requires careful recognition, accurate diagnosis, and comprehensive treatment.
Montessori Activities for Persons Living with Dementia in Memory Care Neighborhoods
Montessori activities offer a compassionate and effective approach to enhancing the lives of individuals with dementia in memory care communities.
What Are Four Common Behaviors That People with Dementia Often Exhibit?
Understanding the common behaviors associated with dementia is crucial for providing effective care and improving the quality of life for individuals affected by this condition.
The Four R’s of Dementia Care: A Guide for Caregivers
The Four R’s of Dementia Care—Reassure, Routine, Reminisce, and Redirect—provide a practical and compassionate framework for caregivers.
Six Strategies for Caregivers: Supporting Persons Living with Dementia
Caring for someone living with dementia is a challenging yet rewarding responsibility. Effective support can significantly improve the quality of life for both the person living with dementia and their caregivers.
