At the end of the day, caregivers can be physically exhausted. Yet, they must still face the challenges of getting their loved one with Alzheimer's ready for bed. In this episode, we examine tips and strategies for making bedtime easier and less stressful for you.

Many individuals with Alzheimer's cannot remember what they had for breakfast but can remember tasks and behaviors from their previous professional life. In this episode, we look at your loved one's past and how that may explain current behaviors.

Throughout the 100 episodes of this podcast, we receive much feedback on the help the show has provided caregivers. In this episode, we look back at some of the most prominent challenges caregivers face with their loved ones with Alzheimer's.

When your loved one has difficulty understanding your directions, it can cause frustration for you and anxiety for your loved one with Alzheimer's. In this episode, we look at ways to simplify your communications to help them better understand and follow through with your directions.

Short-term memory loss can cause tremendous frustration for caregivers. But memory loss affects more than just repeated questions. It can have a profound effect on other behaviors of your loved one. In this episode, we look at tips and strategies to help you deal with behaviors caused by memory loss.

Short-term memory loss is one of the most visible symptoms of Alzheimer's. For caregivers, this behavior can be extremely frustrating. In this episode, we will provide you with tips and strategies for dealing with your loved one's asking the same question over and over.

In the second part of our discussion on clinical trials, we will examine the specifics of clinical trials, including medications, safety, and benefits of clinical trials.

Many caregivers hear about clinical trials but don't fully understand what is involved or if their loved one should participate. In this episode, we look at the benefit, requirements, and expectations of participating in a clinical trial.

This episode will help caregivers provide their children with an understanding of Alzheimer's and how to engage with a loved one who is progressing through the disease. We will discuss misconceptions, concerns, and emotions children may express as they encounter loved ones with Alzheimer's.

Knowledge is power is especially true when caring for someone with Alzheimer's. One of the best ways to ease the challenges and stresses of caregiving is to educate yourself about the disease. In this episode, we look at what to learn, where to learn and how to learn about caregiving.