10 Signs Your Aging Parent Uses Guilt To Control You
Caring for an aging parent can bring out strong emotions on both sides. You may love your parent deeply, want to help them, and still find…
Caregiver ethics
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10 Things Never to Say to an Aging Loved One
Never say, “You’re too old for that.” It might seem like a harmless comment, but telling an aging person they’re “too old” can hurt more than…
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Can Crowdfunding Pay You for Caring for a Parent with Dementia?
Taking care of a parent with dementia is hard. You’re dealing with their memory loss, their confusion, and sometimes even their anger or fear. On top…
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How to Avoid Upsetting Someone With Dementia
If you’re caring for someone with dementia or talking to a loved one who has it, you already know it’s not always easy. Sometimes the smallest…
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White Lies in Dementia Care: Is It Ethical?
Caring for someone with dementia is not easy. As the disease progresses, memory loss and confusion become more severe, making communication difficult. Many caregivers face tough…
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Dementia and False Accusations of Stealing
When you’re caring for someone with dementia, you might face unexpected situations that leave you feeling confused or hurt. One common issue is being falsely accused…
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What is Therapeutic Fibbing in Dementia?
If you’re caring for someone with dementia, you may have heard about therapeutic fibbing. It’s a term that might sound strange at first. After all, aren’t…
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What Is Informed Consent in Dementia Care?
Caring for someone with dementia is one of the most challenging yet deeply rewarding responsibilities. Dementia impacts memory, judgment, and decision-making, leaving caregivers to make critical…
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How to Handle Consent Issues in Dementia Care
Taking care of someone with dementia is challenging in so many ways. As the condition progresses, it often becomes harder for the person to make decisions…
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What Ethical Dilemmas Do Dementia Caregivers Face?
Caring for someone with dementia is one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles you can take on. As a caregiver, you’re not just helping someone…
