Learning Center for Alzheimer's & Dementia

Many of us enjoy going to the movies as an easy and fun night out. For someone with Alzheimer's or dementia, the fun night out may become less enjoyable. Going to the movies is an enjoyable pastime for many but for someone with dementia, it can be difficult. Here are other ways to get the same pleasure.

Imagine walking into a stranger’s home and trying to strike up a conversation with the person. Add to that the fact that the person has difficulty communicating. Having background information about dementia patients can really make a difference in their care. Learn how, and download our free "My Story" template.

Word Search is a familiar and popular pastime for many people. It is engaging and offers cognitive challenges as well as providing positive feedback finding the hidden words. Word search puzzles can be a great activity for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia. Learn how to present them effectively in this article.

We're hearing more and more about Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in discussion and education. Mild cognitive impairment is not the same as dementia. This article explains what it is and how to help someone with MCI.

Having someone at home with Alzheimer's or dementia can be challenging, but can also be rewarding. Habits and routines developed over a lifetime tend to stay with a person with dementia. This article explains how to use that in their care.