End of Life Issues
Learn about the signs and symptoms of end stage dementia, including memory loss, personality changes, and behavior problems. Discover treatment options such as palliative care and hospice, and learn how to prepare for the end stages of dementia with preplanning funeral plans and advanced directives.
Dementia Prevention
Dementia affects not only memory, but also balance, walking, swallowing, and other bodily functions. Learn about the steps you can take to prevent dementia through lifestyle choices such as diet, exercise, and new activities.
Caregiver Support
Navigating the stages of dementia can be challenging for caregivers. Learn how to effectively communicate with dementia patients by understanding the symptoms, remaining calm and patient, and using visual cues and a reassuring tone.
Podcast
CGR Podcast Dr Dubose Alternative treatments for mental health v10:00/2630.4853331× In this episode, we have the privilege of delving into the world of alternative treatments for mental health with Dr. D Dubose, a distinguished psychiatrist and certified transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) physician. Dr. Dubose brings his wealth
Healthy Aging
The dementia caregiver’s facts are alarming. The risk for developing dementia.. is six times higher, for those providing care for a family member, with dementia. This is higher than the average population. This is due to the negative impact of chronic stress.
Financial / Legal
Learn how to create a fair and comprehensive family caregiver contract for assisting an elderly relative, including daily care and living in their home. Use state-specific long-term care surveys for reference and include case management services, vacation time, and limits on care provided.
Caregiving Issues
Raising children while caring for a family member with Alzheimer's can be difficult, but also teaches compassion, responsibility, and the importance of caring for others. Join Beverley Powell as she shares her personal story.
Financial / Legal
Putting a family caregiver contract in place allows a family member to get paid for providing care. This is important as many family caregivers end up at or below poverty level when their caregiving journey ends.
Caregiver Tips
Caring for your back is crucial when providing care for a family member. The physical demands of caregiving, can take a toll on your back.
video
Learn about person centered dementia care, an approach that treats individuals with dementia as unique individuals, taking into account their preferences and needs.
Caregiving Issues
A person-centered approach to dementia care addresses key needs such as nutrition, psychological support, and community resources. Improve care quality for dementia patients & family care partners.
Activities
Learn how to assist and provide personal care for aging parents with dementia. Good grooming is essential for promoting health and preventing infections. Our tips cover hair, nail, oral, and shaving care, as well as alternative methods for non-cooperative patients.