Sleep disturbances are common in dementia and can significantly affect the safety, well-being, and daily functioning of both the person living with dementia and their

Hypersexuality—also called sexually disinhibited behavior—can be one of the most distressing and confusing symptoms for families. It may include inappropriate touching, sexual comments, undressing, exposing

Two voices. One moment. Shared humanity. A dementia diagnosis doesn’t affect just one person—it reshapes an entire relationship. This paired blog series shares two perspectives

Guilt is one of the most common—and least talked about—emotions in dementia caregiving. It can show up quietly or feel overwhelming, and it often lingers

Family gatherings are meant to be joyful, but when someone you love is living with dementia, these events can also bring stress, worry, and emotional

When we think of dementia, memory loss usually comes to mind first. But dementia also changes how a person experiences the world through their senses.