memory disorder

Some changes in memory, processing speed, and attention are a normal part of aging. Dementia, however, is not. It is a distinct medical condition that goes well beyond ordinary forgetfulness. In this blog post, we will explain what you need to know to help you tell the difference.

Behavioral changes can be among the most difficult aspects of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease – and agitation is one of the most common. In this guide, we will explore what agitation in Alzheimer’s disease looks like, what may be causing it, and how you can deescalate effectively.

These enriching activities for people with dementia offer fun, creative, and productive ways to spend time with your loved one.

Sundown syndrome can be exhausting for both patients and caregivers. We discuss the causes of sundowning and how to mitigate the symptoms.

The FDA recently approved aducanumab – a drug that may slow the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. We cover why the drug was approved and how it works.

In this guide, we will walk through the seven stages of dementia to help you learn how symptoms may progress and how to navigate each step of the way.

As we age, some memory changes are normal. Here are symptoms to look for if you suspect you or a loved one may have a memory disorder.