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July 16, 2018July 16, 2018 by Dr. Rita Jablonski

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Twelve Weeks and Counting: Dementia Caregiving in the Coronavirus Climate

It’s been twelve weeks since my last post about dementia caregiving and coronavirus issues. I apologize for my lack of posts. Like many of you, I’ve had to quickly adapt to the “new normal.” Here are some of the ways the pandemic has affected my work….and lessons learned that I’d like to share.

Free Dementia Caregiving Coaching for June

Caring for someone with dementia is challenging. Caring for someone living with dementia right now? Super challenging. For the month of June, I will be offering free 30-minute coaching sessions to family caregivers of persons living with dementia. Do I have ALL of the answers? Nope. But I am really good at listening to family … More Free Dementia Caregiving Coaching for June

COVID-19 and Dementia Caregiving Tips

Both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Alzheimer’s Association have excellent general resources for dementia caregivers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Please refer to those sites first; I am not going to repeat their advice on this blog. Instead, I provide some additional and practical COVID-19 and dementia caregiving tips … More COVID-19 and Dementia Caregiving Tips

“Yes We Have No Bananas:” Techniques for Dealing with Dementia Rage in FTD

Rage and anger is hard to manage in dementia, where the rules of logic and reason no longer apply. This blog contains important techniques for caregivers. … More “Yes We Have No Bananas:” Techniques for Dealing with Dementia Rage in FTD

Guns and Dementia: No Brainer?

It may seem like common sense to remove firearms from the house of a person with dementia. Especially if you have observed prior instances of unsafe behavior. But what happens when the person with dementia reports the guns as stolen? Read more for pre-emptive strategies and approaches for both family members and law enforcement. … More Guns and Dementia: No Brainer?

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