One of the most important facets of Alzheimer's care is to promote practice that affirms the worth of people with dementia. It is not only people with Alzheimer's and other Read More...

Caregivers often carry unrealistic expectations of themselves. They feel guilty when things go wrong, feel their emotions should be bottled up and have difficulty in accepting that they have a Read More...

When a diagnosis of dementia is made it becomes all too easy to consider aggression, shouting or other forms of challenging behavior as a feature of the disease. The later Read More...

For this article I'm turning attention to safety in the home. Everyone has good ideas when it comes to preparing a comfortable and safe environment. I've plotted out a few, Read More...

The type of occupation you are involved will either increase or decrease your risk of Alzheimer's - so says recent research.

Putting your life on hold is fine if you have a short-term illness but with a disease like Alzheimer's it is important to hold on to what is best in Read More...

At some point in drugs research and development the new products must be tested on human volunteers. It may seem a great idea to volunteer for a trial that holds Read More...