Only 3 Questions You Need in Dementia Caregiving
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April 2, 2019
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3 things you can do to cope with repetitive questions
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July 3, 2018
Finding Calm in Repetitive Questions
Like many people with dementia, Lucille had a “phrase” that she used often. Well, it wasn’t so much a “phrase” as it was a line of questioning
September 7, 2017
YouTube Q&A!
Have a question? Get it answered via YouTube video! Email short, concise questions to rachaelwonderlin(at)gmail.com by Sunday, Oct. 9th and receive a video answer posted
October 7, 2016
Have a question? Ask me LIVE!
I’m debuting a new program where readers (and new visitors to my site!) can ask me questions live over the phone. How does it work?
January 13, 2016
If I Tell Him Enough, He Will Remember.
So many caregivers feel that if they tell their loved one with dementia something enough times, that piece of information will stay with them. “Dad,
June 17, 2015
Is It Really Late-Stage Alzheimer's?
Email Question: “My husband is 84 has had AD for approx 8 years. According to Dr he is mid stage 6. Except for not remembering,
January 3, 2015
My mother always is waiting for someone to take her home to her mother home. Most times this is late afternoon and she does definitely suffer from sundowners. Many times we can distract her and say tomorrow knowing that she won't remember it but sometimes it really upsets her as she won't be distracted. Do you have any suggestions
We have a lot of residents who feel the same way later in the afternoon. – Does something trigger her anxiety? For example, we have
January 3, 2015
When Should a Person Move From Dementia Care to a SNF?
Tess’ question: “At what point is a sweet-natured senior with dementia no longer an appropriate candidate for living in a memory care facility? Can memory
January 3, 2015
