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Disrupting Dementia

Instead of the fear, stigma and shame many associate with the phenomenon of dementia, reveal the resilience, human connection and wellbeing that is available to us all.

Video Diary About Living With Early-Onset-Alzheimer’s

April 14, 2011 | Kavan Peterson, Editor, ChangingAging.org

One of the first sites shared with me in response to yesterday’s blog post about the top Alzheimer’s blogs is an amazing video blog created by Rick Phelps. Rick is a person living with EOAD (Early-Onset Alzheimer Disease). Instead of fading away with this disease Rick has done something different. Rick has decided to make […]

A Drug-Free Approach to Alzheimer’s Care

March 2, 2011 |

Reducing reliance on so-called “chemical restraints” in Alzheimer’s and dementia care is a corner-stone of the culture change movement and patient-centered care. Powerful antipsychotic drugs are given to a quarter of all nursing home patients, in most cases as an attempt … Continue reading →

Protected: Understanding Dementia: How to Help and Support

January 6, 2010 | Kyrié Carpenter, Managing Editor

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