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Cognitive Decline, Memory Care • September 13, 2024

When Parents Start Showing Signs of Rapid Cognitive Decline

As parents age, the changes they experience can be daunting for both them and their families. One of the most challenging situations is witnessing a parent exhibit signs of rapid cognitive decline. This can manifest as forgetfulness, confusion, difficulty with language, or impaired judgment. When a parent shows signs of rapid cognitive decline, it can…

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Dementia, Memory Care • June 21, 2024

Can Drug Use Cause Dementia?

Dementia isn't an age-related condition, but age is a significant risk factor. Drug use can also increase your risk of dementia. Long-term use of benzodiazepines, anticholinergics, and opioids can increase the risk of dementia. While these drugs have specific purposes or benefits, they can also have side effects. Understanding how these drugs impact cognitive health…

An older adult with dementia sitting on a couch looking at a mobile phone in her right hand while placing her left hand on her forehead.

Dementia, Memory Care • June 14, 2024

How to Talk to a Parent With Dementia on the Phone

Communicating with a parent who has dementia can be challenging, especially when you're not face-to-face with them, such as when you're talking on the phone. As caregivers and family members, it's essential to understand these challenges and find ways to maintain meaningful connections. For adult children with a parent with dementia who lives away or…

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Dementia, Memory Care • June 14, 2024

I Think My Mom Has Dementia: What to Do

Dementia is a complex and often misunderstood condition that can significantly impact a loved one's daily life. It encompasses a range of symptoms associated with cognitive decline, including memory loss, confusion, and changes in behavior. As adult children or caregivers, recognizing the signs of dementia in a parent and knowing how to respond can be…

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