This section of DementiaGuide's website shares with you important information that we learn from our contacts and relationships with many stakeholders, in support associations, health services providers, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies and other groups that supply goods and services to persons with dementia and their care givers.

New knowledge and sharing of this knowledge to interested persons is an important feature of our website. There are many reputable sources for information concerning dementia. Our Community Section will highlight certain information and topics. We encourage you to create your own list of references and websites that meet your specific needs.  

The Healing Powers of Music and Treating Dementia - DementiaGuide.com	January 7, 2009
A Musical Approach to Treating Dementia How music may help to slow the effects of dementia. Dementia often robs family and friends of quality time together. Research shows that music, both playing and listening to it, might be an alternative way to reclaim time with someone who has dementia. Music therapy can provide a way for caregivers to interact with persons with dementia while increasing satisfaction by providi ... read more
Common Types of Dementia and How to Avoid them - Dementiaguide.com	January 7, 2009
Common Types of Dementia and How to Avoid Them Using your head is one of the best defenses against common types of Dementia. How common is dementia? About 8 million Ame ... read more
Different Dementia Tests Analyze Different Aspects of Dementia	January 7, 2009
An Overview of Different Dementia Tests When a friend or family member starts to show symptoms of dementia, the next step is to arrange a doctor's visit to get an expert opinion. Doctors have a variety of dementia tests they use to analyze different aspects of the condition, most of which supplement a physical exam and medical history. It can be  helpful to inform yourself about some of these before heading into a doctor's office. ... read more
Being Bilingual Can Help the Onset of Dementia Symptom	January 6, 2009
Being Bilingual Has a Protective Effect in Delaying Dementia Symptoms Research has determined that speaking more than one language can delay dementia symptoms as much as four years. Studies have found evidence that the lifelong use of two languages can help delay the onset of dementia symptoms by as much as four years compared to people who are monolingual. Recent increased interest in alternative therapies for demen ... read more
Dementia Treatment Facilities and How to Transition Patients there	January 5, 2009
Moving Beyond Home Dementia Treatment The basic aim of ongoing dementia treatment is to keep the person safe and comfortable in their home for as long as possible. This can be a tense and tiresome process for family members or caregivers over a long period. Eventually, caring for a loved one at home may present a significant personal and financial burden, but moving a relative to a long-term care facility is not an easy decision to make. Here ar ... read more
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