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A spouse's grief in the face of dementia

Grief is the expected response to a loved one's death. We expect to mourn, and we receive comfort from others. But in the context of a...

Ann Hollander

Jan 10, 20222 min read

Time off from caregiving is precious. But after a break, many family caregivers find they don't feel as refreshed as they hoped they...

Ann Hollander

Jan 3, 20222 min read

If your loved one has health challenges, they may be feeling a loss of control. Add to that a terminal diagnosis and a sense of doom may...

Ann Hollander

Dec 27, 20212 min read

Typically, it's family members who fill in to perform the necessary tasks. But for many, perhaps including you, there are obstacles to...

Ann Hollander

Dec 20, 20212 min read

Is your loved one having trouble hearing the television? Closed captioning isn't helping enough? Check out these possible solutions....

Ann Hollander

Dec 13, 20212 min read

It is usually obvious what a person with dementia is no longer able to do. But finding things your loved one CAN do may feel like a...

Ann Hollander

Dec 6, 20212 min read

For nonmedical support, check out community programs. Many are provided by nonprofit organizations. Others by faith communities. And...

Ann Hollander

Nov 29, 20212 min read

The holiday season is a festive time of year, but it may not feel much like a celebration for people grieving the loss of a loved one....

Ann Hollander

Nov 22, 20212 min read