FREE RESOURCES
Free caregiver resources designed to make everyday caregiving a little easier. Explore practical tools for dementia care, aging at home, fall prevention, meaningful activities, and supporting independence and connection.
15 Meaningful Activities for Someone Living With Dementia
Simple, practical activity ideas to encourage connection, purpose, and enjoyable moments with someone living with dementia.
5 Things Every Adult Child Should Set Up for Aging Parents Living Alone
Free one-page caregiver checklist with five practical things to consider when helping an aging parent live more safely and independently at home.
Fall Prevention at Home
A simple one-page guide with practical ways to create a safer home and support your loved one’s independence. Download, print, and keep it handy.
10 Small Ways to Help a Loved One With Dementia Feel More Like Themselves
Small, everyday moments can make a meaningful difference. This free caregiver resource shares 10 gentle ways to support connection, comfort, choice, familiarity, and a sense of self for someone living with dementia.
5 Things to Write Down When Dementia Gets Difficult
When dementia caregiving feels overwhelming, writing down a few key details can help you slow things down, notice patterns, and decide what to do next. Keep this simple caregiver checklist nearby for difficult days.
FLEX for Lewy Body Dementia Fluctuations
When abilities change from hour to hour, it can be hard to know how much help to give. This simple FLEX guide offers four practical reminders to help caregivers adapt their support in the moment.
PAUSE for Lewy Body Dementia Hallucinations
When hallucinations happen, it can be hard to know how to respond. This simple PAUSE guide offers five practical reminders to help caregivers respond with reassurance, consider safety, and gently support their loved one in the moment.
Educational Disclaimer
The resources provided on this page are for general educational and informational purposes only. They are not intended to replace individualized medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or occupational therapy services. Please consult an appropriate healthcare professional regarding individual needs or concerns.