Expert Videos
Dave Ramsey, Financial Expert
Financial expert Dave Ramsey helps caregivers navigate the complexities of managing finances for a loved one with dementia, offering a wealth of practical tips.
Sally Hunter PhD, Child and Family Studies
Dr.Sally Hunter is an expert in well-being, she holds a clinical faculty role at the University of Tennessee in the Department of Child and Family Studies.
Dr. Ronald Peterson PhD, MD, FAAN
Dr. Petersen directs the Mayo Clinic Alzheimer's Disease Research Center and the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging, both of which involve the study and characterization of aging individuals over time with an emphasis on neuroimaging and biomarkers.
Angelia Nystrom Estate Attorney
Angelia is a licensed estate attorney with over 30 years experience in estate and real estate matters.
Tom Young Financial Planner
Tom is a certified financial planner that offers advice for caregivers in managing the estates of someone diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
Kristen Johnson, Nutrition Expert
Kristen is Associate Professor and a Nutrition Specialist, she works in the department of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of Tennessee
Videos
What is Dementia?
How Many Types of Dementia are There?
What is the Most Common Form of Dementia?
Mindfulness Body Scan
Dialogue for Legal Plans
Time to Take Control
Meet the Gameplan Characters
Interactive
Having A Meaningful Conversation about Finances
Nutrition and Brain Health & Types of Food
Aging Mindfully: How Mindful Are You?
Play Personality Screener
Documents
How to have a meaningful conversation about finances
Use this template to create an action plan for your finances
Use this fillable form to assist you in your financial planning
Use this worksheet to assist in organizing your legal plans
Explore how stress affects your body, and the mind-body connection
InfoGraphics
Explore the effects on dementia globally
What are the two forms of Alzheimer's diesease?
Understanding the different types of dementia
Mind Full or Mindful? Know the difference
Discover dementia with a side by side comparison
MicroLearning from Riverside
Topic 1: Meeting People with Dementia Where They Are
Lesson 1: Person-Centered Matters Part 1
Topic 1: Meeting People with Dementia Where They Are
Lesson 2: Person Centered Matters Part 2
Topic 1: Meeting People with Dementia Where They Are
Lesson 3: Meeting People Where They Are
Topic 1: Meeting People with Dementia Where They Are
Lesson 4: Putting Yourselves in Their Shoes
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 5: What is Dementia?
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 6: Challenges with Sequencing
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 7: Memory Loss
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 8: Visuospatial Challenges
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 9: Language Challenges
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 10: Orientation Challenges
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 11: Each Person is Unique
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 12: Executive Function Challenges
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 13: Being in the Moment
Topic 2: Living with Dementia
Lesson 14: Needs and Well-Being
Topic 3: Being with a Person with Dementia: Listeni...
Lesson 15: Nonverbal Communication
Topic 3: Being with a Person with Dementia: Listeni...
Lesson 16: Good Morning!
Topic 3: Being with a Person with Dementia: Listeni...
Lesson 17: Being Present
Topic 3: Being with a Person with Dementia: Listeni...
Lesson 18: More than Words
Topic 3: Being with a Person with Dementia: Listeni...
Lesson 19: Communication Tips
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 20: Changing Our Mindset
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 21: Connecting
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 22: Actions and Reactions
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 23: Why Are They Acting That Way?
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 24: Health and Medical Reasons
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 25: Environment and Communication
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 26: The Task & You
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 27: Unmet Needs and Life Story
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 28: Brainstorming WHY
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 29: Brainstorming Responses: Prepare
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 30: Brainstorming Responses: Prevent
Topic 4: Being with a Person with Dementia: Actions...
Lesson 31: Brainstorming Response: Present
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 32: Our Approach
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 33: Person-Centered Approaches: Bathing
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 34: Mr. Davidson
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 35: Keys to Person-Centered Approaches
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 36: Changing Dementia Changing Approaches
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 37: Mr. Haynes
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 38: Reducing Antipsychotics
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 39: Being with Mrs. Bowers
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 40: Being with Mr. Mauer
Topic 5: Being with a Person with Dementia: Approaches
Lesson 41: Being with Families
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 42: You Make a Difference
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 43: Breaking the Cycle: Trying Later
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 44: Stepping into their World
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 45: Taking Care of Each Other
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 46: Taking a Breath
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 47: Still There
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 48: Working with Families
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 49: Taking Care of You Part 1
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 50: Taking Care of You Part 2
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 51: Learning From People With Dementia
Topic 6: You Make a Difference
Lesson 52: Be Proud
