We regularly add new care tip articles to our website, but we know we can’t answer all your questions. Here, we’ve gathered some links to Alzheimer’s care tips for hard situations. Of course, the Alzheimer’s journey may be filled with many challenging and difficult decisions. These are some of the most frequently experienced issues.
Every individual is unique. So, we encourage you to try tips and ideas that have worked for other people. But, we also encourage you to find your own way. Listen to your loved one. Observe their reactions, and modify your care accordingly. Some things may work one day, but not another. Let love be your guide.
Driving and Dementia
- Dementia & Driving (from Warner Law)
- Dementia and Driving (from Alzheimer’s Association)
- Driving and Dementia (from Alzheimer’s Society)
Legal and Financial Situations
- Legal & Financial Planning (from CaringKind)
- Managing Money Problems (from National Institute on Aging)
- Money + Dementia: How to Take Away Access (from Dementia by Day)
More Alzheimer’s Care Tips for Hard Situations
- Dealing with Accusations (from Dementia by Day)
- Eating Out (from Alzheimer’s Society)
- Hallucinations (from Dementia by Day)
- Incontinence (from Alzheimer’s Society)
- Late Stage Care (from CaringKind)
- Making Decisions for a Person Living With Dementia (from Alzheimer’s Society)
- Mood Swings (from The Dawn Method)
- Transitioning to a Care Home (from Dementia by Day)
- Traveling (from The Dawn Method)
Please contact us if you are looking for specific information or tips. We will do our best to answer your question or help find the best resource for you.