Keep things simple, assure whomever it is that there is no rush. Music, music and more music. I played the same Fred Astaire CD in my car with the roof top down, over and over and over again ~ he LOVED it!!! Get used to telling and retelling, hearing and rehearing ~ who cares ~ it's time shared. Reduce choices. Give foot rubs often.

I have years of experience I can share if it will help.

I have years of experience I can share if it will help.

My mom had Alzheimer's. The strategy that always worked best was to be her advocate, working to enable her to make choices a and feel whole.

I would like some help learning new and better ways I can interact with my grandfather.

Alzheimer’s is a disease where symptoms change constantly. Many caregivers don’t have the experiences of others to get a broad understanding of what to expect next. Would you like to contact me about the advantages of speaking with multiple caregivers who have long time experiences?