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Alzheimer's and dementia
22 articles about alzheimer's and dementia

Delirium in Older Adults: How to Recognise It, What Triggers It, and What Families Can Do
Complete guide for families: recognise the warning signs of delirium in elderly people, understand the common causes, and find out what you can do in practice to help your loved one during a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions About Alzheimer's Disease: Answers for Families
A complete guide with clear answers to the most important questions about Alzheimer's. Find out how to recognise the signs, what treatments are available, and how to provide the right care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wandering in People with Dementia
Clear answers to the most important questions about the safety and wandering of people with dementia. Practical advice for families and carers on prevention and rapid intervention.

Alzheimer's Disease — An Overview for Carers
Complete guide for families caring for people with Alzheimer's: symptoms, stages, daily care and professional support options for seniors in Bucharest.

Speech Therapy for Elderly Patients After Stroke or Dementia: What Families Need to Know
Speech and swallowing difficulties following a stroke or dementia can be improved. Find out when a speech therapist is needed, what sessions involve, and where to find specialists for your parent.

How to Manage Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour in Elderly People with Dementia
Complete guide for families and carers: why sexually disinhibited behaviour occurs in dementia, how to manage it at home or in a care home, and what support is available to you.

Memory and Attention Training: What Every Family Should Know
Discover how you can support the cognitive health of your parents or grandparents through simple exercises, tailored routines and specialist support for an active and fulfilling life.

Validation Therapy for Elderly People with Dementia: A Guide for Families
Discover how to communicate empathetically with your loved one living with dementia, using validation therapy instead of correction. Practical techniques for challenging everyday situations.

Occupational Therapy at Home for the Elderly: A Complete Guide
Discover how home-based occupational therapy helps seniors regain independence after a stroke, fractures, or when living with dementia. Find out how to access these services, what a session involves, and when it may be needed.

Cognitive Stimulation for Elderly People with Dementia: Practical Home Exercises
Find out how to maintain your parent's cognitive abilities despite dementia through simple, tailored and effective exercises you can do together at home, without tiring or frustrating them.

Musical therapy for older adults: how it works and how to introduce it at home
Discover how music becomes a therapeutic tool for seniors living with dementia, depression, or Parkinson's disease. A complete guide for families: benefits, home application, and access to specialists.

Reminiscence Therapy for Elderly People with Dementia: A Practical Guide
Discover how reminiscence therapy helps people with Alzheimer's preserve their sense of identity and reduce anxiety. Simple techniques you can apply at home, using readily available materials.

Dementia in the Elderly — An Overview for Carers
How do you recognise the signs of dementia in your loved ones, and what care solutions are available? A complete guide for families who want to provide their elderly relatives with comfort and safety.

How to Manage Aggression in Elderly People at Home: Causes and Solutions
Discover why episodes of verbal or physical aggression occur in older adults and how you can prevent and manage these difficult situations with empathy and safety for the whole family.

Nocturnal Agitation in Elderly People with Dementia: A Practical Guide
Sundowning can be exhausting for the whole family. Learn how to recognise the signs, which strategies work at home, and when to seek medical advice to manage evening episodes with care.

When and How to Tell Your Parent They Have Dementia: A Guide to Honest Conversations
Communicating a dementia diagnosis can be one of the most difficult conversations you'll ever have. Learn how to approach this discussion with empathy, respect, and at the right time for your parent.

When a Parent Refuses Visits: How to Handle Aggression in a Care Home
Refusal of visits or aggressive reactions from an elderly person in a care home can be deeply painful for their family. Understand the underlying causes, correctly interpret the warning signs, and discover practical strategies to rebuild the relationship step by step.

How to Manage Challenging Behaviours in an Elderly Person with Dementia
Agitation, aggression, refusal of care – discover practical techniques and empathetic tips for managing the daily challenging behaviours of a person living with dementia, whilst keeping you both safe.

Memory and Attention Training: When to Seek Specialist Help
Discover how to keep elderly minds active and when specialist intervention becomes necessary for cognitive issues. Practical advice for caring families.

Early Signs of Alzheimer's: The Complete Guide for Families in 2026
Discover how to recognise the early signs of Alzheimer's disease and what steps to take to provide your loved ones with the right care at the right time.

Caring for people with dementia: at home or in a specialist centre?
A complete guide for families who need to choose between home care and specialist centres for people with dementia. Find out which option best suits your situation.

Alzheimer: The First 5 Signs Families Overlook — and What to Do When You Notice Them
Alzheimer: the first 5 signs that families overlook and what you should do when you notice them in a parent.