In this article, we shall explore the common denominators of these three conditions and learn how to manage them by understanding the distinctions between dementia, delirium, and depression.

Visual impairment and dementia may significantly impact independence, communication, and quality of life of Persons Living with Dementia (PLWD). In this article, we also have care partners Lybea Lau and

Discover what caregivers want you to know about caregiving and supporting persons with dementia, as shared by Sally Ridon and Serene Toh.

Engage persons living with dementia with the PAL tool to enrich engagement after their diagnosis.

Discover how the Play2Care App, developed by IMH and Taggle, enhances dementia caregiving through engaging gameplay and interactive features.

This is a story of a caregiver, her mother who lives with dementia, and her family, and their journey with dementia.

This article explores the intersection of dementia and intellectual disability, highlighting the unique challenges faced by persons with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) as they age. It covers key topics such as

Discover practical tips for traveling with dementia, covering planning, packing, routines, and activities to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for both caregiver and loved one.

Discover practical tips for traveling with dementia, covering planning, packing, routines, and activities to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for both caregiver and loved one.

There are many changes that come along with living independently with dementia. If you are staying on your own and currently living with early-stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI),

Driving can represent independence and freedom for a person. One of the first concerns caregivers have when a loved one is diagnosed with dementia is whether or not he or

Work plays a central role in our lives, providing us with a sense of fulfilment, personal development, and income. There are many decisions to make about employment for persons with