July 2024

Can diet affect dementia?

Telling a loved one they have dementia is a sensitive matter. While sharing a diagnosis won’t worsen the dementia itself, the way it’s communicated can greatly impact their emotional well-being. It’s important to approach the conversation with empathy, support, and clarity. Adjusting how you share this information based on your loved one’s personality, emotional state, and the stage of their dementia can help manage their anxiety and preserve their dignity. Always consider seeking advice from a professional to guide you through this conversation to ensure it’s as supportive and constructive as possible.

Each month, Dr. Marc Rothman, our CEO and a seasoned geriatric expert, addresses your concerns, providing practical advice and compassionate solutions to the challenges faced by those caring for loved ones with dementia. Whether you’re looking for strategies to manage daily care routines or need clarity on medical aspects of dementia, Dr. Marc is here to help. Join us to explore his responses to community questions and submit your own queries to deepen your understanding and enhance your caregiving journey.

If there’s a question you’d like to ask Dr. Marc send it to us.