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From easing anxiety to improving cognitive function, discover the many benefits of music therapy.

Family stories for the holiday season from Guideposts.

His wife’s early-onset Alzheimer’s challenged them both, emotionally and spiritually, but acceptance bolstered by faith brought them comfort.

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is taxing. Here are some practical tips intended to assist caregivers in caring for themselves, too.

Author Carlen Maddux, whose wife was just 50 when she was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s, shares advice for others are caring for a loved one in a similar situation.

Talking about what your family member wants is one of the most effective ways to ensure your loved one’s wishes are honored

Breaking down goals into small, manageable steps can help you handle the challenges you may face as a caregiver

Exercising three times a week reduces caregiver burnout.

Hilary Swank shares about caregiving for her father.

Each caregiving journey is unique, but it’s important to identify what you need and find the resources that can help

Whether it’s asking a friend or using the national database, there are many ways to find the help you need.

Two leading names in the Alzheimer’s research community help set the record straight about what to expect with the disease.
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