The Four R’s of Dementia Care: A Guide for Caregivers
The Four R’s of Dementia Care—Reassure, Routine, Reminisce, and Redirect—provide a practical and compassionate framework for caregivers.
Six Strategies for Caregivers: Supporting Persons Living with Dementia
Caring for someone living with dementia is a challenging yet rewarding responsibility. Effective support can significantly improve the quality of life for both the person living with dementia and their caregivers.
Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
At NCCDP, we strive to make a positive change in dementia care and education. Every one of you, our members, help us make that change real every single day.
8 Signs Of Early Dementia To Watch Out For
Early detection of dementia can make a significant difference in the quality of life for those affected. Signs of early dementia can be subtle but are important to recognize for timely intervention. Identifying these signs helps healthcare professionals, caregivers, and care facilities provide appropriate care for those experiencing cognitive decline. Early detection can improve the […]
8 Interesting Facts About Alzheimer’s You Should Know
Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects millions of people worldwide, causing memory loss and cognitive decline. Learning more about this disease can help you understand its impact and the importance of compassionate care. Interesting facts about Alzheimer’s can shed light on the challenges faced by those with the disease as well as their caregivers. These […]
The Importance Of Assisted Living Certification
Providing exceptional care for individuals with dementia requires a deep understanding of the condition. Assisted living certification equips caregivers with the knowledge and skills to create a safe, supportive environment and deliver compassionate, person-centered care. This specialized training empowers caregivers to manage symptoms effectively, improve communication, and meet the unique needs of each resident. Ensure […]
Dementia Vs. Alzheimer’s Disease: How Are They Different?
Many people are unaware of the key differences between dementia vs. Alzheimer’s disease, even though these terms are often used interchangeably. Dementia involves a reduction in cognitive functions that significantly impacts daily activities, while Alzheimer’s is a distinct condition and the leading cause of dementia. Understanding the difference between these conditions helps in delivering appropriate […]
Dementia Stages Explained: How The Disease Progresses
Dementia stages describe the progression of the disease, which affects cognitive and physical abilities over time. Recognizing these stages can help healthcare professionals, caregivers, and care facilities provide appropriate care and support to individuals with dementia. Each stage presents unique challenges that require specific approaches to manage effectively. As dementia progresses from mild to severe, […]
10 Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’s You Need To Know
Imagine waking up one day and not being able to remember the faces of your loved ones, or struggle to recall simple tasks you’ve done a million times before. This terrifying scenario is a reality for millions of individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive brain disorder that slowly erases memories and cognitive functions. Recognizing […]
CADDCT Spotlight: Cameo Rogers
Cameo and her social work colleagues facilitate sessions on problem-solving, empathy and communication, and triggers for behavioral expressions. Using positive re-framing, she has also created tools to communicate in different care situations with more clear and positive language.
