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Understanding the early signs of dementia can help individuals and families seek help sooner, ensuring a better quality of life.

Exploring the Causes and Mechanisms, While Providing Caregivers Strategies for Managing Confabulation in Dementia

By embracing dementia-specific education, nursing professionals can create a brighter future for those living with dementia.

I like to focus on activities that engage residents and create an environment where they can succeed and enjoy a good quality of life.

Just because people living with dementia don’t recognize loved ones doesn’t mean they don’t experience joy and don’t live in the moment.

Dementia care is a field that benefits immensely from specialized training. Skills gained from dementia care online courses and continuing education units (CEUs) equip caregivers

Professional development in dementia care relies heavily on continuing education units (CEUs). As the population ages, the demand for skilled professionals who understand dementia and

Caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias requires more than compassion; it demands specialized skills that enhance both care quality and caregiver confidence.

Professionals working with individuals living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias know the importance of quality care and effective support. One of the most valuable steps

Dementia and eating issues often go hand in hand, posing challenges for those caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. Many find

National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month happens every November; spread the word about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias!

Residents value seeing those credentials. For caregivers, it’s a tangible asset—something they can carry forward in their careers.