People with dementia will need more care as their symptoms worsen. Services, resources, and support systems are available based on the level of support or care you may need. This can include: Find more information about dementia care and local services.
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Problems managing money can be one of the first noticeable signs of dementia. To provide support while respecting the person’s independence, a family member or trusted friend can help by: Learn more ways you can help a loved one with dementia manage their finances.
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Caregiving can be rewarding, but it is also challenging. That’s why taking care of yourself — physically and mentally — is one of the most important things you can do as a caregiver. A few ways you can care for yourself include: View this infographic to learn more ways you can care for yourself while caring
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As a caregiver discussing your loved one’s care and treatment preferences in advance can help you and the person prepare for the future. Starting the conversation early is especially important if the person has been diagnosed with a condition that affects their cognitive health, such as Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. Use these
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Caregiving comes with many responsibilities, and it can be difficult to stay organized when it comes to caring for a loved one. NIA offers free worksheets to help caregivers coordinate care and keep track of caregiving responsibilities and needs. Worksheets include: Explore all of NIA’s worksheets for caregivers.
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On June 12th 11:00am-12:30pm ET, join BOLD PHCOE (Public Health Center of Excellence) on their virtual Dementia Caregiving event, “The Value of State Dementia Registries for Public Health Action in Dementia Caregiving.” Continue reading the flyer below for more information: Register at https://bit.ly/StateDementiaRegistries.
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People living with frontotemporal disorders (FTD), sometimes called frontotemporal dementia, can have a range of symptoms, including unusual behaviors, emotional problems, trouble communicating, and difficulty walking. There is no cure for FTD and no way to slow it down or prevent it. However, there are ways to help manage symptoms. Consider these strategies to help
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If you have a loved one navigating memory loss and are concerned with how to plan for their future, this event can provide helpful information to get started. Click here to register today!
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