Let's Talk Dementia

• Twenty Years, and I've Learned A Few Things

  January 2026 will be the 20th anniversary of Let's Talk Dementia. In those years, we have helped thousands of people in their caregiving journey.  The one thing I want caregivers to understand is how important it is NOT to argue with your loved one with dementia.  (Really, arguing with anyone is useless!)

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• Colored Plates and First Names

  The color of the plate you serve food on will have an impact on how much your loved one with dementia might eat.  If your loved one does not recall their grandchildren's names, ask the grandchildren to call them by their first name.  The person with dementia will not be embarrassed when they do not recognize their grandchildren.  "Hi Frank, it's Suzie.  How are you?"

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• Should We Take Dad To Choir Practice?

  Dad has always enjoyed singing in the choir, and a new choir is starting.  Should he participate?  What about giving it a try?

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• What Do You Need To Give Up

  I've recently added something exciting (and challenging) into my world, but I had to give up a few things to make space for it. Your caregiving journey is BUSY. What do you need to give up to make space for you?

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• Happy Sleep

  Getting good sleep, or "happy sleep," is crucial for the health of your body,  brain, emotions, and sense of well-being.  Here are some tips to help achieve that "happy sleep."  

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