Our memories anchor us, they give us identity, and when we forget we need to rest in order to recover from an intense brain workout.[...]

The seasons and caregiving, a new drug slows dementia, preparing for when disaster strikes, caring for parents and children, and AI predicts Alzheimer's.[...]

My father living with dementia flew to Catalina Island. I recall his unexpected adventure 27 years later with my own Channel Islands visit to Santa Cruz.[...]

Reflecting on 25 years since the first hardcover edition of "Where's my shoes?" My Father's Walk through Alzheimer's was published. Includes excerpts.[...]

A touching video from Japan—"Mistaken Orders", a heartfelt song about young-onset dementia, a new documentary trailer, plus caregiver communication tips.[...]

The Caregiver's Voice four article excerpts—a free resource for making the sauce for people with dysphagia, caregiver support at work, brain stimulation, and….[...]

Loved ones who have passed live on for as long as we remember. April 1 marks the 30th anniversary of my mother's passing and I reminisce.[...]

Humor is key to LIFE and to thriving and finding JOY as a caregiver. Take a few minutes now for a caregiver respite and re-energize as you laugh. Keep smiling.[...]

The most-valuable currency today is not the U$D or Bitcoin, it is your ATTENTION... choose how and where you will spend it.[...]

One-line (true?) humor for caregivers covering topics of memory (forgetting), physical limitations, what people think (who cares) and life's final exam.[...]

While a Stanford graduate student and I discussed her caregiver site and more, I recalled my first visit to heaven. While helping others, we help ourselves.[...]

Article excerpts include Tips for a Nasty Caregiver, Your Story in a Book, Older Workers Face Discrimination, and Stiffing California Elders.[...]