When you are taking care of someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia, you may be challenged with maintaining their well-being. It’s important to keep them active and social, but as time goes on, you may need some new ideas. Learn tips to keep your […]

It is common for people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia to become sad or depressed. They may stop seeing friends, or friends may stop seeing them. They may lose interest in the things they used to do. They may stop eating, have trouble […]

Differentiating between normal forgetfulness due to aging or a more serious disease is complicated…

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Your loved one is showing signs of paranoia and unusual thoughts… How do you deal with this new and alarming behavior?

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Contact your doctor to make sure a medical issue other than Alzheimer’s is causing the hallucinations

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You’ve received devastating news and, even if you were expecting it, figuring out how to move forward can seem challenging.

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Join a support group

Attend a class about Alzheimer’s 

Develop a care plan with a care counselor: help@alzla.org […]

Getting your dad’s affairs in order can encompass many things, so where do you start?

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Find legal assistance resources

Attend a Legal & Financial Planning class

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