Help for a Loved One with Dementia Refusing Care
Anosognosia and Fear When aging parents suffering from dementia refuse help, it can be an incredibly frustrating experience. The emotions caregivers face can be overwhelming, including guilt, helplessness, and frustration. Acknowledging these emotions is crucial, as it validates the difficult role caregivers play. When that parent is exhibiting symptoms of dementia, worries for both the […]
Tips for Having a Quality Conversation with Aging Parents
Some people are more comfortable with heeding and accepting advice than others. Most people don’t like being told what to do, but it can be especially hard for parents to take advice from their children when those roles have been reversed their entire lives. There is a way to have a quality conversation when your […]
How to Help a Loved One Accept a Dementia Diagnosis
It can be incredibly frustrating when a parent, partner, or another family member is denying, or unable to recognize, their own cognitive impairment. The goal is to help them accept a Dementia Diagnosis, get the right care and establish a plan for the future, but when acknowledgement or awareness is not forthcoming, providing assistance becomes […]
