In this Caregivers Corner, we discussed topics ranging from dementia, to skills training for family caregivers, to the importance of caring for yourself along the way! WATCH LIVE.

Dear Mary, The doctor says my mother has dementia. I understand that the dementia makes her forgetful, which is why I moved her in with me, my wife and children. But she is constantly trying to get… ...

From the October/November 2015 issue of our magazine, activities involving plants and flowers can be enjoyable and beneficial for a person with dementia, even if they don't have access to a garden.

A SOCIAL enterprise in York used flower power to help people with dementia connect with nature and recall nostalgic memories. Flower Power York, a not-for-profit community interest company, grows ...

Enjoy flowers together: Flowers have been apart of the Valentine's Day tradition since its inception, and giving someone with dementia flowers can be therapeutic, as the scent of the flowers can ...

THE Museum of East Dorset is supporting Dementia Action Week with a Forget-Me-Not campaign. The museum is calling on crocheters and knitters to create woollen Forget-Me-Not flowers, the symbol of ...

Dear Mary, A friend of mine attended one of the Department of Aging and Disabilities caregiver workshops and mentioned the four As of dementia. Now that I’m starting to see some declines in m… ...

When a person with dementia goes missing, loved ones and concerned bystanders are often unsure how to help. Plus, growing flowers indoors and how Brad Guy's tragic sky diving accident led to ...

A SOCIAL enterprise in York used flower power to help people with dementia connect with nature and recall nostalgic memories.

From the October/November 2015 issue of our magazine, activities involving plants and flowers can be enjoyable and beneficial for a person with dementia, even if they don't have access to a garden.