Learn how to handle accusations of stealing from someone with Dementia, to reassure them and preserve your feelings.

Learn about Namenda and its utility in helping with symptoms of Dementia.

Learn how to respond to hurtful remarks in the context of Dementia.

Learn what ageism is and how to combat it.

Wear awareness with the Know Dementia® Bracelet, created in collaboration with Little Words Project®. This meaningful giveback bracelet helps support Dementia education, resources, and awareness while inspiring conversation and connection.

Through its Operation KeepSafe® program, the Dementia Society funds a limited number of no-charge medical ID bracelets each year (by providing a GIFT CARD with restricted use and value).

Vacations can provide meaningful experiences for people with Dementia. Learn how planning and patience can be key to a successful trip.

Dementia Society of America attains the 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid/GuideStar.

Learn about the medication Razadyne, also known as galantamine, and its use in individuals with Dementia.

Brain teasers, such as word scrambles, help strengthen memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.

Learn about the new blood tests available for detecting Alzheimer's disease, the benefits and the risks.

Learn how the language we use to describe the dementia experience can be empowering to those affected by it.

Learn how the wearing of identification can benefit both persons with dementia and their caregivers.

Learn more about the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease, the diagnosis and underlying pathology, and stages of progression.

Learn how various treatments for type 2 diabetes may help protect the brain.

Learn more about the ALSOP study of older adults, what factors predict healthy aging, and the surprising benefits of listening to and playing music in brain health.

Learn how life insurance policies can be an option to finance dementia care.

Learn what a do not resuscitate (DNR) order is, and how it is used.

Learn the answers to the many questions people have about hospice.

Learn what the activities of daily living (ADLs) are, and how they change in the context of dementia.