Building a Better Tomorrow for Alzheimer's or 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 Alzheimer's or 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 Alzheimer’s & dementia caregivers every day.
Supportive Resources for Caregiving
🧰 Free Dementia Caregiver Resources
Access checklists, guides, printables, forms, and educational materials designed specifically for dementia caregivers.
📒 ALZLOG: The Caregiver's Notebook
Track symptoms, behaviors, medications, appointments, and dementia progression in one organized place.
💜 Join Our Caregiver Support Community
Connect with other caregivers who understand what you’re going through.
🎓 Understanding Dementia Course
Learn the stages of dementia, caregiving techniques, and practical strategies to help you feel more confident.
Our Latest Blog Posts
Dementia Fall Prevention: Ensuring Safety for Your Loved One
Dementia Fall Prevention: Keeping Your Loved One Safe Understanding dementia fall prevention is crucial for ensuring the safety of your family member living with dementia. According to the CDC: One out of five falls causes severe injury, such as broken bones or head...
Dementia Eating Problems: Causes, Solutions & When to Call the Doctor
Editor's Note This article was originally published in 2020 and has been completely updated and expanded in July 2026 to include the latest caregiver recommendations, practical mealtime strategies, and new free resources for families caring for someone living with...
The Truth About Lying in Dementia-Friendly Communication
What Dementia-Friendly Communication Really Means Talking with someone who has dementia isn’t just about getting information across — it’s about protecting their sense of security. Dementia-friendly communication focuses on: Keeping your language simple Using calm...