

Tips for Moving Your Loved One to a New Home
Moving your loved one with dementia into an unfamiliar environment can cause stress on them and you as the caregiver. Whether you are...


THE CHALLENGINGLAYERS OF CAREGIVING, AND HOW TO HANDLE THEM
Caregivers are often called the "sandwich generation," caught between raising children and caring for aging parents. But if you ask me,...


F.O.U.R. Tips for a Dementia-Friendly Fourth of July!
While fireworks and celebrations are traditional parts of July 4th, they can pose specific challenges for families caring for someone...


What to do when your loved one wants to go "home"
Avoid arguing whether or not they are already “home” For someone with dementia, "home" can mean more than just where they live now. When...


Dementia and Driving
Driving is a complex task that requires a combination of cognitive abilities, physical skills, and decision-making capabilities. For...


Preparing to Care in your home
When caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, it is very important that you take the time to prepare your...


What is a Memory Cafe?
A Memory Cafe is a safe and supportive space designed for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, as well...


Music & Dementia
At Our Place Day Respite Center, we love to play host to a variety of entertainers. While we love and appreciate all who dedicate their...


What is Respite Care & Why is it Important?
Respite refers to a short time of rest or relief and provides a break from the typical care routine. Respite care is offered by many...


Support Groups & What We Can Learn from a Flock of Geese.
Support groups are a vital part of caregiving, they offer caregivers a chance to teach from experience and learn from others in the same...