Virtual Webinar: Community Resources for Dementia Care, January 23
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Caregiver Resources
Medication and Managing Common Behavioral Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease
Common behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease include sleeplessness, wandering, agitation, anxiety, aggression, restlessness, and depression. Scientists are learning why these symptoms occur and are studying new treatments — drug and non-drug — to manage them. Research has shown that treating behavioral symptoms can provide comfort for people with Alzheimer’s and make things easier for caregivers.
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The Top Five Alzheimers.gov Articles of 2023
Here’s a recap of NIA’s most popular Alzheimers.gov topics in 2023: Visit the Alzheimers.gov website to find the full range of Alzheimer’s and related dementias articles and resources as well as clinical trials in your area.
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Apps for Caregivers
by Watkins Kelly, Communications Specialist, Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center Caring for individuals with dementia is a challenging and emotionally taxing responsibility. In the age of technology, caregivers are increasingly turning to apps that offer invaluable support, guidance, and resources to navigate the complexities of dementia care. These specialized apps address the diverse needs of caregivers,
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Music Therapy and Alzheimer’s
Music can be a powerful tool in combating symptoms associated with dementia. Studies have shown that music can reduce agitation and improve behavioral issues that are commonly associated with Alzheimer’s Disease. Even in the late stages of Alzheimer’s, a person can still find joy in music. They may be able to tap a beat or
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Tips for Caregivers: Caring for Yourself
It’s rewarding to care for someone, but it can also be overwhelming! Caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia takes time and effort. It can be lonely and frustrating, so it’s important to take care of yourself and ask for help when you need it. Start a self-care routine by: Explore
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Check Out NIA’s Alzheimers.gov for Reliable Dementia-Related Resources
Check out the latest in aging advances, research, and events from NIA: Read more of the latest NIA research news from the NIA newsroom.
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New Resources From the Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving!
The Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving has released two new resources; A Guide on Advanced Care Planning Resources: For People Living with Dementia and Their Care Partners which contains a range of tools, materials and information related to advanced care planning, including financial, housing, medical, legal, and palliative/hospice care assistance and Public
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National Family Caregiver Summit, November 10 and 11
The National Family Caregiving Summit, hosted by Caregiving.com, a 2-day virtual event is happening November 10th and 11th. This summit is all about supporting family caregivers and their loved ones. It’s going to be an incredible gathering of caregivers, thought leaders and experts, and the best part is, it’s 100% free! Don’t miss this opportunity!
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Dementia Friendly Washington Heights Caregiver Conference, Saturday, November 4
Dementia Friendly Washington Heights was founded with the objective to develop programs and services to assist individuals living with dementia and their caregivers. The Caregiver Conference is one of their extra-special endeavors. The event is totally free and open to the general public. Mark you calendars; the Washington Heights committee also invites you to their
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