Caregiver Support for Dementia Challenges

Caregiver Support for Dementia

Helping you care for your loved one—while caring for yourself, too.

Caring for a loved one with dementia is both a deeply meaningful and challenging journey. At EmpowerMe Wellness, we recognize the vital role that caregivers and family members play in the lives of those with memory loss. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing caregiver support for dementia—offering the resources, guidance, and emotional support you need to care for your loved one while also prioritizing your own well-being. Our caregiver resources include expert tips, practical guides, and strategies to help you feel more confident and capable in your role.

Dementia Care Resources

Find the Help You Need: Resources, Tips, and Real-Life Guidance

Caregiver helping senior woman with demantia or alzheimer disease

A Caregivers Guide: Overview of Dementia

Dementia is a broad term used to describe a decline in cognitive function severe enough to impact daily life. It affects memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to perform everyday activities.

Coping Strategies for Dementia Care

Dementia can be frightening and confusing for both the person with dementia, as well as their caregiver. Here are some tips to help cope with changes caused by the disease.

Senior woman practicing fall prevention while walking up the stairs in her house.

Fall Prevention and Environmental Safety

Taking proactive steps to minimize falls, such as optimizing home environments and reducing tripping hazard scan help keep seniors safe and support their independence.

Senior woman with walker and caregiver walking in park, managing agitation in dementia through exercise.

Preventing Wandering and Agitation in Dementia: Strategies for Safer, Calmer Care

Wandering and agitation are common behaviors in dementia and require tailored strategies to manage effectively. Understanding the root causes of these behaviors—and how to respond—can help create a safer, more supportive environment for those living with dementia.