Everyday Coping for Caregivers
6 Tips for Caring for a Mistrustful Parent
How to keep paranoid loved ones with Alzheimer's and dementia safe.
Her Mom With Alzheimer's Still Inspires Her
Even as her mother declines, they stay connected through their longstanding love of cooking.
You’re Not Alone: Alzheimer’s Support Groups Can Help
Whether you are a caregiver or you are dealing with dementia, the right group can offer support, encouragement and camaraderie.
A Caregiver Finds Comfort in the Book of Psalms
A retired pastor now finds spiritual fulfillment in caring for his wife with Alzheimer's.
4 Ways Caregivers Can Assist During a Hospital Stay
How to make sure your loved is cared for while they’re under someone else’s watch.
Helpful Ways to Communicate with a Loved One Who is Hostile
An empathetic approach can work best when dementia causes belligerence.
Moving Through Denial When a Loved One Has Dementia
Education can help ease the way forward for family members.
9 Suggestions for Preventing Caregiver Burnout
Caring for someone with dementia may require your intense vigilance as a caregiver, but there is much you can do to release your own stress.
Where to Turn When a Family Member Has Alzheimer’s
An abundance of resources offer information for family caregivers.
Tips to Cope with the Financial Toll of Alzheimer’s Care
From family resources to untapped benefits, there are ways to ease the burden.
9 Strategies for Dealing with Repetition in People with Dementia
Discovering what’s behind your loved one’s repetitive questions can help you manage them.
What to Know About Wandering in People with Dementia
A potential symptom of Alzheimer’s disease, wandering behavior can stem from a search for safety and reassurance.
7 Methods for Dealing with Time Confusion in People with Alzheimer’s
Remaining flexible can help alleviate anxiety.
6 Practical Ways to Resolve Sleep Issues
Watching your loved one’s caffeine intake and offering a stuffed animal to cuddle are possible solutions.
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To pray is to listen, to move through my own chattering to God, to that place where I can be silent and listen to what God may have to say.
