Welcome to the Dementia Caregiver’s Resource Library

Caring for someone with dementia can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. Our library is your go-to resource for practical advice, heartfelt stories, and expert tips to help you navigate the caregiving journey with confidence and compassion.

Explore our growing collection of blog posts, each designed to tackle common challenges, offer solutions, and provide the encouragement you need. Whether you’re looking for safety tips, communication strategies, or ways to manage caregiver stress, you’ll find it all here.

Top 10 Blog Posts for Dementia Caregivers

Here’s a curated list of our most popular blog posts, packed with practical advice, heartfelt stories, and tips to make your caregiving journey a little easier.


1. How to Navigate the Different Stages of Dementia

Learn how dementia progresses, what to expect at each stage, and how to adapt your caregiving approach to meet changing needs.

2. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Patience: How to Develop More

Caregiving can test your limits, but this post offers strategies to stay calm and compassionate, even on the hardest days.

3. The Truth About Dementia and Pain

Explore the often-overlooked connection between dementia and pain, and find out how to recognize and address your loved one’s discomfort.

4. How to Get Someone With Dementia to Cooperate

Struggling with resistance to care? Discover techniques to encourage cooperation while maintaining dignity and trust.

5. The Truth About Dementia Sleep Problems

Sleep disturbances are common in dementia. This blog shares tips to improve your loved one’s rest—and yours too.

6. Introducing Tips for Alzheimer’s Dressing

Simplify daily routines with practical tips to help your loved one dress more easily and independently.

7. Alzheimer’s Toileting: The Bottom Line

Toileting can be a sensitive topic. Learn how to navigate this challenge with respect and effective strategies.

8. The Truth About Dementia Poop Problems

From constipation to accidents, this blog tackles one of the messiest parts of caregiving with honesty and practical advice.

9. What You Need to Know About Dementia and Changes in Mobility

Understand how dementia affects mobility and learn how to keep your loved one safe and active for as long as possible.

10. Dementia Caregiving: How to Find Peace Before It’s Too Late

Discover ways to find calm and meaning in your caregiving journey, even in the midst of its challenges.

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If there’s a topic you’d like to see covered, let us know! We’re here to help you every step of the way.

  1. How to Handle Aggression in Dementia
  2. What Happens When Dementia and Diabetes Collide
  3. How to Handle a Dementia Fall at Home
  4. When You Understand Dementia: You Develop More Patience
  5. What Are Dementia Hallucinations and How to Handle Them
  6. How to Manage Bathroom Challenges in Dementia Care
  7. The Truth About Arguing with Someone with Dementia
  8. Why Every Caregiver Needs a Dementia Care Journal (And How to Use It)
  9. How to Recognize and Manage Agitation and Anxiety in Dementia Care
  10. Is Hospice Right for Someone with Dementia? Understanding the Benefits and Criteria
  11. Dementia Care and the Power of Storytelling
  12. Transitioning to Full-Time Dementia Caregiving
  13. Top 10 Dementia Behaviors Every Caregiver Should Know About
  14. Dementia When They Ask, “What’s Happening to Me?”
  15. How to Dementia-Proof Your Home in 10 Easy Steps
  16. How to Navigate The Dementia Journey During the Holidays
  17. Dementia Caregiving: How To Find Peace Before It’s Too Late
  18. Dementia ADLs & IADLs: What You Need To Know
  19. How to Choose Your Battles and Create Peace in Dementia Care
  20. The Truth About Dementia Poop Problems
  21. Find Out How to Prevent Dementia Caregiver Burnout Before It’s Too Late!
  22. What Do You Do When Dementia Interrupts Your Life?
  23. What You Need to Know about Dementia and Changes in Mobility
  24. How to Get Someone With Dementia To Cooperate
  25. Dementia Fall Prevention: Ensuring Safety for Your Loved One
  26. Enhancing Quality of Life: Engaging Activities for Loved Ones with Dementia
  27. Alzheimer’s Eating Problems: What You Need To Know
  28. The Truth About Lying in Dementia-Friendly Communication
  29. Dementia and Disaster Preparedness: What You Need to Know
  30. How to Navigate a Dementia Hospital Stay: Tips for Caregivers
  31. How to Recognize the Right Time for Dementia Caregiving Help
  32. Lost In Time: Navigating Dementia’s Time Travel Odyssey
  33. How To Navigate The Storm: Dementia Care During Cold & Flu Season
  34. How to Travel with Someone with Dementia: A Guide for Families
  35. Dementia Safety In The Home: What You Need To Know
  36. The Ultimate Apps For Dementia Caregivers
  37. How to Navigate Dementia and Finances
  38. From Chaos to Calm: How to use Routine in Dementia Care
  39. How to Navigate Dementia Relationships With Your Loved One
  40. How To Navigate Healthcare Systems As A Dementia Caregiver
  41. Simplified Dementia Medication Tips for Caregivers: What You Need to Know
  42. How to Navigate Dementia Communication Challenges
  43. The Basics of Dementia Caregiving Simplified
  44. The Truth About The Dementia Caregiver, Loneliness, And Isolation
  45. How to Navigate the Different Stages of Dementia
  46. Understanding Dementia Complications: This is What Caregivers Must Know
  47. Dementia Caregivers Need More Help at Home: How to Get Your Family Involved
  48. Guns and Dementia: You Need to Know Safety, Risks, and Responsibility
  49. This Is What Families Should Know About Dementia Doctors
  50. Understanding Dementia Sundowning: How to Prevent and Manage It
  51. Can Marijuana Help Your Loved One with Dementia?
  52. The Truth About Dementia and Apathy
  53. Hiding Dementia: You Need To Know What To Look For!
  54. Dementia: How To Maintain Their Sense Of Purpose
  55. Dementia Nutrition: This Is What Caregivers Must Know
  56. What You Need to Know About Dementia Agitation
  57. The Truth About Dementia Sleep Problems
  58. The Truth about Dementia and Pain
  59. The Truth about Reminiscing With Dementia
  60. Dementia Safety: How To Keep Them From Harm
  61. This is Dementia Legal for Healthcare Simplified
  62. The Truth About Dementia Bath Time
  63. What Happens When Caregivers Know Dementia Types
  64. Caregiver Compassion: Helpful Tips you need to know
  65. What is a Dementia-Friendly Community?
  66. The Truth about Dementia Shadowing
  67. Dementia Dehydration: Know How To Prevent It
  68. How To Prevent Alzheimer’s Falls
  69. Introducing Ways to Provide Alzheimer’s Activities
  70. Introducing Tips for Alzheimer’s Dressing
  71. The Truth About Alzheimer’s Television Watching
  72. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Patience: How To Develop More
  73. The Truth About Alzheimer’s Hospice
  74. The Truth About Dementia & Laughter
  75. The Truth About Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support
  76. Alzheimer’s Hospital Stay: What you need to know
  77. Alzheimer’s Communication: What you need to know
  78. Alzheimer’s Toileting: The Bottom Line
  79. The Alzheimer’s Approach: Learning A Better Way
  80. Alzheimer’s Music Therapy: Astonishing What Happens
  81. Is It Time For Alzheimer’s Help At Home?
  82. The Alzheimer’s Wanderer
  83. The Truth About Alzheimer’s Agitation
  84. Alzheimer’s In-between Stage: How to keep them safe
  85. Alzheimer’s Medications: How To Get Them To Take Them
  86. The Truth About Alzheimers Caregiver Emotions
  87. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Burnout: How To Prevent It
  88. Alzheimer’s Driving Safety: How To Keep Them Safe
  89. The Truth About Alzheimer’s Kitchen Safety
  90. Alzheimer’s Bathroom Safety: How To Prevent Injury
  91. Alzheimers Safety: Keeping Them From Harm
  92. Alzheimers Advanced Directives
  93. Alzheimers Bath: How to Prevent the Fight
Larea Mcqueen

Hi, I'm Larea, I am a Registered Nurse specializing in Dementia Care, with 30 years of experience supporting dementia patients and their families. Over the years, I have provided care in diverse settings, including homes, hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospice. My passion is guiding caregivers, sharing my knowledge and experience to help them navigate the challenges of dementia care with confidence and compassion.