Taking care of a patient with dementia
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Dementia Caregiving 101: Key matters should be addressed after dementia diagnosis
In June, I launched the column “Dementia Caregiving 101,” designed to be a lifeline for caregivers supporting loved ones facing the challenges of dementia. This column is dedicated to providing not only information but also heartfelt support and valuable resources for those who may struggle to attend caregiver groups or access outside services. Together, we can navigate this journey with compassion and understanding.
Taking care of a patient with dementia
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Caregiving can be rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming at times. Caregivers may experience emotional and physical exhaustion, and burnout is a common yet preventable issue. The Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan frequently sees people calling for help. Contract Administrator Brandon Beck said he always encourages them to seek out education on dementia. "Education can be so important (in) understanding our…
What do dementia patients think about?
Dementia doesn’t change what people think about, but it does change the way people think. Most people who have dementia continue to be interested in the same things they were interested in before their diagnosis. The way they express their interests may be different, and they may not be able to remember as much. But they likely think about the same things they did before they were diagnosed. Understanding how people who have dementia think can h…
Dementia Care How-To: 9 Ways to Make Holiday Visits With Loved Ones Better
Sarah Akin hopes this holiday that caregivers give themselves a little grace — and that visiting family do the same. Akin, who is 35... The post Dementia Care How-To: 9 Ways to Make Holiday Visits With Loved Ones Better appeared first on Being Patient.
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