Building a Better Tomorrow for Dementia Caregivers.
At Alzheimer’s in Your Home, we believe that a good basic understanding of dementia and the changes that come with it can make a profound difference for you and your loved one. Discover practical tips, empathetic strategies, and personalized advice on how to simplify care and enhance the lives of your loved ones living with dementia.
From Nurse to Caregiver: My Personal Commitment to Your Dementia Journey
Hi there! I’m Larea, a certified dementia specialist nurse with almost 30 years of experience. I’ve been right where you are, caring for loved ones with dementia, and I’ve learned a lot along the way. My goal is to make your journey a bit easier. I share practical tips and advice based on real-life experience and professional knowledge. Together, we can navigate the challenges of dementia caregiving, making your role as a caregiver more manageable and filled with support. Trust me to guide you with care and understanding because I’ve walked this path too.
Our mission is simple yet powerful
Dedicated to providing accessible knowledge and compassionate guidance, we at Alzheimer’s in Your Home aim to ease the challenges faced by dementia caregivers every day.
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ALZLOG: The Caregiver's Notebook
Understand, assess, and track dementia stages. Manage caregiving with ease with the Caregivers Notebook, designed to support caregivers every step of the way.
Private Facebook Caregiver Support Group
A community where you can connect with others facing similar challenges, share experiences, and find support.
Understanding Dementia: A Guide for Family Members Course
Discover the stages of dementia, develop patience, and learn effective caregiving techniques with our easy-to-follow Understanding Dementia course.
Our Latest Blog Posts
What Happens When Dementia and Diabetes Collide
If your loved one has both dementia and diabetes, you already know how tricky it is to keep things balanced. Add insulin to the mix — and things can go from concerning to dangerous in a heartbeat. Managing diabetes takes clear thinking, memory, and routine — all...
How to Handle a Dementia Fall at Home
You walk into the room and find your loved one on the floor. Your heart drops. Your mind races. Are they hurt? Can you help them up? What do you do next? Dementia falls at home are one of the scariest moments in dementia caregiving. And while we can't always prevent...
How To Help When A Pet Owner Develops Dementia
If you're caring for a loved one with dementia and there's a pet in the home—you're not alone, and you're probably juggling more than you ever expected. Pets can bring so much comfort, but they can also bring unexpected challenges when dementia is part of the picture....