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A dementia diagnosis, whether recent or anticipated, often shifts families into a new reality. This article provides a comprehensive guide to help families plan effectively, reduce stress, and create a road map for the future.

As Canada’s population becomes increasingly diverse, it’s vital to address these inequities to ensure that all individuals and families can access compassionate, inclusive dementia care.

Caring for a loved one with dementia presents unique challenges and opportunities for connection. As the condition progresses, day-to-day life becomes a delicate balance of managing symptoms, maintaining routines, and fostering dignity.

Hearing the words “your loved one has dementia” can be overwhelming. For those supporting their aging parents, this diagnosis often triggers a wave of emotions….

Understanding the factors that contribute to dementia—both those we can and cannot change—empowers caregivers to make informed choices for their loved ones.

This is a series of articles based on the wonderful report created by the Alzheimer Society of Canada, called the…

Caring for someone experiencing cognitive decline, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s, is an act of profound love and dedication. It…

Meet Hosni, a dedicated nurse from Tunisia who is working to have his credentials recognized in Canada. Hosni embodies the…

Did you know that recent research has identified two new risk factors for developing dementia? According to 2024 findings, elevated…

This blog explores practical strategies and compassionate approaches to help you navigate this complex and emotional journey of supporting someone with memory and cognitive issues.

Did you know that there are free senior care service available in Ontario? Read more about Home and Community Care Support Services and how your family can access care.

As we age gracefully, it’s natural to adjust our surroundings for safety and comfort, ensuring we can continue to enjoy the lifestyle we cherish. With each passing year, our priorities…