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Dementia Care
Guides, research, nutrition, exercise, therapies, and clinical trials — for families navigating dementia care in BC and Canada. Updated regularly as new evidence emerges.
📋 Care Guides
See all guides →Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD): The Complete Guide for Families in BC
Frontotemporal dementia is often mistaken for depression, midlife crisis, or psychiatric illness — sometimes for years. A comprehensive guide for families in South Surrey, White Rock, Tsawwassen, Ladner, and Langley navigating FTD diagnosis, care, and treatment.
Read guide →Everything You Need to Care for a Parent with Dementia at Home — Free BC Caregiver Kit
Nine free printable templates for families caring for a parent with dementia at home in BC — daily care logs, behaviour trackers, doctor visit prep sheets, conversation scripts, home safety checklists, and more.
Read guide →10 Warning Signs of Dementia Families Often Miss
The early signs of dementia are easy to explain away. Here's what to actually watch for — and what to do when you notice them in a parent in BC.
Read guide →What Is the 90-Second Rule for Dementia? And Why It Changes Everything
The 90-second rule is one of the most practical insights in dementia care — and most families have never heard of it. Here's what it means and how to use it.
Read guide →Can a Person with Dementia Live Alone? What Families in BC Need to Know
Many people with early dementia can live independently at home — with the right support. Here's how to assess whether it's safe, what makes it work, and when it stops being the right answer.
Read guide →Tsawwassen and Ladner Dementia Guide: What Families Need to Know
A practical guide for adult children navigating dementia care in Tsawwassen, Ladner, and South Delta BC — from Fraser Health assessments to home care options, local facilities, and how to think through the decisions before a crisis forces them.
Read guide →🔬 Latest Research
New findings explained in plain language — with what they mean for caregivers
🧪 Clinical Trials
Canadian trials currently recruiting for dementia and Alzheimer's
CLARITY AD Extension — Lecanemab Long-Term Safety Study
RecruitingEligibility: Adults aged 50-90 with early Alzheimer's disease (MCI or mild dementia stage). Must have completed or be eligible for the original CLARITY AD trial. Confirmed amyloid pathology required.
Full details & how to apply →The Care Letter
Weekly guidance for families navigating dementia and senior care. New research explained. What's working. What the BC system actually provides. Every Sunday.
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