March 18th The Carter Center is hosting us for a screening of our documentary film My Mama Joe, Hope & Help which features my own family experience caring for
For Maria Henderson, watching her mother battle Alzheimer‘s disease became increasingly difficult as agitation took over their once-peaceful home. “Mom would pace for hours, sometimes
In the challenging landscape of Alzheimer’s disease treatment, a surprising beacon of hope emerges from an unexpected source: light therapy. While millions of families struggle
Alzheimer’s disease poses a grave challenge to public health, with African Americans facing double the risk of developing the condition compared to their White counterparts.
In communities across America an alarming trend is unfolding as Black Americans face twice the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease compared to their White counterparts.
As daylight fades, many people with dementia experience a troubling shift in their behavior known as sundowning. This phenomenon, affecting up to 20% of Alzheimer‘s
Dementia, affecting millions worldwide, isn’t a single condition but rather an umbrella term encompassing various disorders that impair cognitive function, memory, and everyday capabilities. Each
Supporting loved ones with dementia in a home environment takes planning, patience, and compassion. Here’s how to set up a safe, comfortable space that fosters
Living with dementia poses numerous challenges for patients and their families. As cognitive abilities decline, maintaining a sense of identity, joy, and connection becomes increasingly
Placing a loved one in a dementia care facility is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. It marks a pivotal moment in the journey
