by Mohammed Memon, M.D., Carolina Center for Behavioral Health Families and caregivers of those diagnosed with dementia often struggle… Read more »
Tag: Alzheimer’s
Creating Magic Moments in Dementia Care
by Mary Ann Drummond, RN From the moment we take our first breath a time line begins marking the… Read more »
A Relationship of Souls
by Anna Bolen How much of the Alzheimer’s and Dementia struggle is about the caregiver? As caregivers, we need… Read more »
11.20: This Week In the News
A roundup of news stories from across the country and around the web.
Dementia Doesn’t Have to be Devastating
by Mary B. Lee, Certified Trainer, Positive Approach(TM) My journey with dementia began in 2004 when my mother was diagnosed… Read more »
Is it Forgetfulness or Dementia?
How to distinguish mild cognitive impairment from dementia from the normal process of aging by Alan Kronhaus, M.D., Co-Founder… Read more »
Masterpiece Living: A New Way to Age Successfully
The word “masterpiece” generally provokes thoughts of priceless works of art and pieces of music that have been played for centuries…. Read more »
Parenting Children and Parents at the Same Time
by Attorney Alyson C. Fudge, Founder of the Lowcountry Law Office on Aging, Mental Health & Disabilities, LLC. As the… Read more »
Planning Ahead for In Home Care
by Tamra J. Fairchild, MPH, CSA; Griswold Home Care, Greenville-Spartanburg, SC Planning ahead is ideal, but more often than not,… Read more »
Bearing Fruit
by The Rev. Julie Carter Schaaf, Chaplain, Foothills Presbyterian Community, Easley, SC A tourist, tramping around in the villages… Read more »
