Knowing whether it’s safe for the person you care for to continue driving is one of the most emotionally fraught decisions you may face. In this post, you’ll learn about safe and supportive ways to evaluate driving readiness- with expert-backed options to guide you every step of the way.
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When driving safety becomes a concern, caregivers need clear steps for what to do next. This post walks you through evaluations, legal options, and ways to support a respectful transition.
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Caring for someone with dementia often means mealtimes feel overwhelming, frustrating, or unpredictable. Appetite changes, swallowing challenges, and constant adjustments can leave you wondering if you’re doing enough. That’s why I created Calmer Meals in 5 Days, a simple step-by-step email course designed to help caregivers build calmer, more nourishing mealtime routines. In just five days, you’ll learn practical strategies, get printable tools, and feel more confident supporting the person you care for at the table.
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Swallowing changes in dementia can be frightening, but with the right professional support and adaptive strategies, you can help the person you care for eat and drink more safely. Learn the signs of dysphagia, how speech therapy can help, and how to balance safety with dignity at the table.
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When mealtimes become stressful or skipped entirely, offering smaller, frequent meals can support nutrition, cognition, and enjoyment for someone living with dementia. This post explains why mini-meals matter and offers simple tips to make mealtime easier and more nourishing.
