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This is ME Talking — Not My Dementia!

December 26, 2016 by Judy Cornish

We know that language skills are eventually lost in dementia. But do we really understand what that … [Read more...] about This is ME Talking — Not My Dementia!

Filed Under: Dementia With Dignity Tagged With: communication, dementia care, identity, memory, memory loss, rational thought Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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On the Road with Dementia — Getting There in One Piece.

December 12, 2016 by Judy Cornish

The holiday season is stressful at the best of times, but taking someone who has dementia to visit … [Read more...] about On the Road with Dementia — Getting There in One Piece.

Filed Under: Traveling with Dementia Tagged With: caregiving, dementia, dementia care, holidays, lost, memory loss, travel Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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What’s the Difference Between Treatment and Care?

November 14, 2016 by Judy Cornish

You may not have thought about the difference between treatment and care. Both are necessary and … [Read more...] about What’s the Difference Between Treatment and Care?

Filed Under: Designing Dementia Care Tagged With: ability, caregiving, DAWN Method, dementia, dementia care, disability, habilitative approach, memory Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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Help! Dad thinks I’m Mom! Dementia and Mistaken Identities

October 31, 2016 by Judy Cornish

When a loved one with dementia stops recognizing us, or responds to us as if we are someone else, it … [Read more...] about Help! Dad thinks I’m Mom! Dementia and Mistaken Identities

Filed Under: Using DAWN Care at Home Tagged With: alzheimer's, caregiving, dementia, dementia care, forgetting, identity, memory Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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The Experiential Self and the Remembering Self

October 24, 2016 by Judy Cornish

In his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman explains the existence of our experiential and … [Read more...] about The Experiential Self and the Remembering Self

Filed Under: Skills Not Lost to Dementia Tagged With: alzheimer's, caregivers, caregiving, Daniel Kahneman, DAWN Method, dementia care, habilitative approach, intuitive thinking Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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Maximizing the “Assisted” in Assisted Living

October 10, 2016 by Judy Cornish

Families often move their loved ones into assisted living so they will be safer and can enjoy more … [Read more...] about Maximizing the “Assisted” in Assisted Living

Filed Under: Moving People with Dementia Tagged With: alzheimer's, caregiving, cost of care, DAWN Method, dementia, dementia care, senior care Copyright © 2021 Judy Cornish

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