Evidence-informed cognitive care for families, caregivers, and care organizations.
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How to Talk to Someone About Memory Changes - Without Scaring Them
Talking about memory is rarely easy. The person may be frightened about what the changes mean - or worried about losing independence. That fear may appear as anger, denial or humor. Stay calm - You do not need the perfect words. You simply need to communicate three things:
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What New Brain Research Can Teach Us About Cognitive Training
Cognitive training works best when it prepares the mind for real life. Here is what flexible brain systems, attention, white matter, and reality monitoring mean for practice.
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Cognition Is More Than Memory: How the Mind Helps Us Navigate Everyday Life
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Cognitive Care: Why Dementia Training Starts Too Late
Dementia education often begins after diagnosis or crisis. Cognitive care gives families, workplaces, and communities useful skills much earlier.