Websites

These trusted resources provide support for those navigating memory loss and cognitive decline: Caring.com offers guidance on recognizing and managing caregiver burnout, EduMed.org explains the basics of cognitive impairment and degenerative diseases, and MemoryCare.com connects families with expert information and services for dementia care.

Caregiver Burnout

This guide offers a compassionate breakdown of caregiver burnout, explaining common symptoms like chronic stress, exhaustion, sleep disturbances, and social isolation—especially in those caring for older loved ones. It then walks caregivers through practical strategies for recovery, prevention, and resources for support—from seeking professional help to setting boundaries and self-care techniques.

Memory Care

MemoryCare.com is dedicated to helping older adults with memory impairment—and their caregivers—by offering research-backed, expert-curated resources. The site provides reliable guidance on recognizing dementia symptoms, locating memory care facilities, and exploring emerging memory-care research. It’s grounded in data-driven methodology and collaboration with memory-care professionals to ensure accessible, high-quality support for all stages of memory loss.

Guide to Cognitive Impairment and Degenerative Disease

This comprehensive overview introduces readers to the different types of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and degenerative cognitive conditions, helping distinguish early signs from normal aging. It also explores prevention measures, symptom management, and when to seek further evaluation—making it an excellent primer for families navigating cognitive changes.