As Alzheimer's progresses, your loved one will lose things and forget where they put them. This episode will discuss the problem of forgetting and offer suggestions to help you deal with it, making it easier for you.

Caregiving is a challenging role, and it is not uncommon for caregivers to be hard on themselves, which can add to their stress. This episode discusses how caregivers can cope with the stress of caregiving and ways to cut themselves some slack.

It is often hard to know what to do to make the day better for your loved one with Alzheimer's. There are several cognitive areas affected by Alzheimer's, most notably short-term memory loss. This episode is part two of a discussion on the various changes that will improve your loved one's day.

As Alzheimer's disease progresses, there will be things that are harder for your loved one to do, to process, and to understand. This episode is part one of a discussion on the various changes that will help make your loved one's day better.

This episode will feature answers to common questions from caregivers that are asked during caregiver support group meetings.

As Alzheimer's progresses, some individuals no longer recognize common home decor items in their home. This episode will discuss how artwork and home decor can affect a person with Alzheimer's and provide tips for modifying your home.

When a person has Alzheimer's, their ability to make decisions and use good judgment is affected. This episode will discuss some common everyday routine decisions that are harder for a person with Alzheimer's to make, and what caregivers can do to make decision-making easier.

A lack of sleep is not good for anyone, especially for those with Alzheimer's. This episode will discuss sleep-related issues and provide tips for caregivers to help mitigate problems caused by lack of sleep.

This episode is being posted on New Year's Eve, so it is only fitting to do an episode on resolutions. Our goal is to help you rethink your resolutions and offer ideas for caregiver resolutions and changes that are helpful and realistic.

We often talk about someone with Alzheimer's living in the moment. This episode will explain what it means to live in the moment from the reality of the person with Alzheimer's and will also discuss how caregivers can also live in the moment to better engage and enjoy moments together.