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 Doctor Visits: What Caregivers Need to Know
Taking a loved one with dementia to the doctor can feel exhausting before you even walk through the door. Sometimes the hardest part is just getting them there. They may refuse to go, insist nothing is wrong, or become upset when they realize where they’re headed. And...
Why Someone With Alzheimer’s or Dementia May Cry (And What Caregivers Can Do)
One of the most heartbreaking things a caregiver can witness is their loved one crying and not being able to explain why. The tears can come suddenly. You may ask what’s wrong, but they can’t answer. You might try to comfort them, but you’re left wondering if you’re...
Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and Healthcare: What Every Caregiver Needs to Know
Healthcare gets a whole lot harder when dementia enters the picture. You’re not just a spouse or daughter or son anymore — you suddenly become the advocate, the memory keeper, the historian, and the one who speaks for your loved one when they can’t explain what’s...