A licensed therapist on getting through the holidays as a dementia caregiver, from managing family expectations to the guilt and grief that the season stirs up.
Mom doesn't know who I am." A licensed therapist on the grief of not being recognized by a parent with dementia, and how to stay connected anyway.
A licensed therapist on the mental load of dementia caregiving, why you feel always on alert and cannot switch off, and small ways to set the weight down safely.
The hardest part of a memory care visit is often the goodbye. A licensed therapist on the guilt of leaving after a visit, how often to go, and making peace with it.
Therapy for dementia patients can improve quality of life even after diagnosis. Learn which interventions help, what to expect, and how to find the right support.
Looking for therapy for caregivers? This step-by-step guide helps dementia caregivers find compassionate, specialized support that actually fits their situation.
Caregiver guilt after the death of a loved one is real and painful. Learn why it happens, what it looks like, and how to begin letting it go.
Dementia grief is a unique grief that begins long before death. If you are grieving the person your partner once was, you are not alone, and help is available.
Caregiver grief is a complicated, often invisible experience. Learn what caregiver grief looks like, how to cope, and how therapy in Redmond can help.
