Why Do We Remember Pain More Than Joy?
Why do painful memories seem to linger longer than joyful ones? This phenomenon is rooted…
How Religion and Spirituality Evolve With Dementia
As people age and face challenges like dementia, their religious and spiritual practices can play…
Is There a “Right Way” to Talk to Someone With Dementia?
When it comes to communicating with someone who has dementia, there are several key strategies…
Why Smell May Be the First Sense Lost in Dementia
Imagine waking up one morning and realizing you can’t smell your morning coffee. For most…
When the Mirror Lies: Dementia and Self-Recognition Loss
When the Mirror Lies: Dementia and Self-Recognition Loss Imagine waking up one morning and not…
What Your Dreams Might Say About Cognitive Decline
Dreams have long been a subject of fascination, often leaving us wondering what they might…
Can You Have Dementia and Still Make Legal Decisions?
Making legal decisions when you have dementia can be a complex issue. Dementia is a…
How Silence Affects Cognitive Decline in Dementia Patients
Silence, often perceived as the absence of sound, has a profound impact on our brains,…
Dementia in Literature: What Fiction Got Right and Wrong
Dementia in literature offers a powerful lens through which we can explore the complexities of…
What Old Photos Can Do for a Fading Memory
Old photos have a quiet magic. They sit in albums, boxes, or digital folders, waiting…