Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) All of us are capable of love and happiness on our own terms. Those terms may change with time and ability, but the capability remains. This is especially true with our loved ones living with dementia.   While the terms may change from the early to late […]

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) We develop skills in reasoning and judgment our whole lives. In most healthy individuals, the brain becomes a powerful decision-making machine from our toddler years when we first learn not to touch a hot stove, to our teenage years when we learn how to drive in traffic, […]

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) You hear your brother in the kitchen, fumbling around with some car keys. “Shoot, he found them,” you whisper to yourself as you try to intervene. His doctor estimates he’s in the middle stages of mixed dementia, and everyone on the care-partner team (your brother included) agreed […]

Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Your husband’s out in the living room watching TV, and you’re busy pushing through your chore checklist. In his advancing stages of dementia, it’s been increasingly necessary for you to plan and perform daily tasks. You’re about to put away his laundry and you stumble across one […]