Oral Health in Dementia Care: What the Evidence Says—and How to Put It to Work
A growing body of observational evidence links periodontal disease with higher odds of cognitive impairment and dementia.
Vision Loss and Dementia: What the Evidence Says—and How to Help
The Journal of the American Medical Association statistics show that nearly 20% of preventable dementia could be due to vision impairment.
August 2025 Newsletter
In our August Newsletter, we’re diving into what to expect with our new customer experience, our Youtube channel, upcoming webinars, and upcoming seminars! Read more.
Montessori Concepts vs. Person-Centered Care
Montessori dementia care has been shown to reduce behavioral symptoms and decrease the use of sedatives and psychotropic medications.
Returning Home Through Memory: Person-Centered Reflections on the Desire to “Go Home” in Dementia
Through compassionate listening, empathic engagement, and memory-rich environments, caregivers can gently restore a sense of belonging.
Embracing Movement: Person-Centered Perspectives on Wandering and Elopement in Dementia
A person-centered approach strives to honor the individual’s desire for movement, while reducing risk through thoughtful and responsive care.
Traveling With Dementia: Guide For Caregivers On The Go
Traveling with dementia presents unique challenges. Caregivers often feel both anxious and excited as they prepare for trips. They balance the hope for positive experiences with the unpredictability that Alzheimer’s and other dementias can bring. When travel becomes part of caregiving, preparation and patience are essential. With thoughtful planning, meaningful adventures with those living with […]
Managing Incontinence In Dementia Patients: Tips For Caregivers
Managing incontinence in dementia can be one of the most challenging responsibilities for caregivers. When supporting individuals with Alzheimer’s and related dementias, bladder and bowel control issues are common and often unexpected. These episodes can happen without warning, sometimes in public or unpredictable settings. For both the individual living with dementia and the caregiver, these […]
Is Caregiving Taking A Toll? Signs Of Depression
The emotional demands of caregiving can gradually wear down even the most resilient individuals. Caregiver depression is not uncommon, especially for those supporting persons with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. The daily effort to meet another person’s needs while neglecting one’s own can quietly lead to exhaustion, sadness, and a loss of joy. Depression rarely appears […]
How Long Does It Take To Become A Certified Dementia Practitioner?
The question, “How long does it take to become a certified dementia practitioner?” often comes up for those working in or entering the field of memory care. The path to certification can be straightforward for professionals with prior experience. However, for those just beginning their journey, the timeline requires more planning. The length of time […]
