If you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, this 2008 article by Paula Spencer Scott is every bit as relevant now as it was then. 

If you receive a dementia diagnosis, what should you do next? This article offer a few tips.

If you care for a loved one with dementia and have a gun in your home, you’ll want to pay attention to the risk of danger.

If you’re a caregiver to a person living with dementia, you know how important a good night’s sleep is-- and how rare it can be.

Spirituality remains strong within a person and usually doesn’t change with a diagnosis of dementia.

As the population ages, law enforcement officers will encounter more and more people living with dementia.

Lewy Body dementia (LBD) is a type of dementia that is characterized by tiny deposits of a protein in the brain called Lewy bodies.

Getting an accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s at any age can be a long and frustrating process, and even more so if you are younger.

How can you best support a person with dementia? Renowned dementia educator Teepa Snow has some ideas.

It’s time to wake up and be realistic about what happens in the bedrooms of aging Americans, including those who have dementia.

Why is it important to hear and record your parents' stories while they can still tell them? This article offers some insights.

Why is music such a good way to connect with a parent who has dementia? The answer lies in the brain. This article explains more.

Talking to a loved one about his or her illness is rarely easy. These tips will help you make the most of these delicate conversations. 

Could participating in a clinical trial be right for you or your elderly loved one? This article explains the pros and cons.

How might you adapt traditional activities to make them senior-friendly? This article offers a few ideas.

If someone you love is living with dementia, what kinds of activities are best? This article offers a few tips.

Many people with Alzheimer's disease experience sundowning, or increased confusion and agitation in the late afternoon or early evening.

What you don't say to a parent with dementia is as important as what you do. Guest blogger Rosanne Burke explains more.

When an elderly loved one is diagnosed with dementia, what do you tell younger members of the family?

Why is your parent being irrational? Should you just shrug it off and let it go, or be concerned? This article offers some tips.

Caring for an elderly loved one with dementia or Alzheimer's disease can be stressful. These seven tips will make life a little easier. 

If an elderly loved one has dementia, don't be surprised if you notice hoarding behavior. This article offers a few tips for caregivers.

What is this condition? Why does it happen? Is there anything you can do to prevent it? This article explains the basics.

In my work with clients, I’ve learned that people often have misconceptions about capacity. This article discusses the three most common.