Practical articles about communication, behaviour and everyday situations in dementia care are first published on Demensguiden.
Selected articles are also shared through Substack for readers who prefer to receive updates by email.
The latest articles are listed below.
- Why Dementia Patients Lose Interest in Activitiesby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Accuse Others of Stealingby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Follow You Aroundby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Seem Fine One Moment and Confused the Nextby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Get Angry Over Small Thingsby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Conversations Stop Working in Dementiaby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Don’t Recognize Familyby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Refuse to Showerby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Simple Tasks Suddenly Become Difficult in Dementiaby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Get Worse in the Eveningby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Keep Asking the Same Questionby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Working Where Words No Longer Workby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Suddenly Refuse Helpby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Delirium or Dementia?by By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Lewy Body Dementiaby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Frontotemporal Dementiaby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Alzheimer’s Care That Worksby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Alzheimer’s Disease: Communication Changes Across Stagesby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Dementia Patients Seem Different from Moment to Momentby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Early Signs of Lewy Body Dementia: When Things Feel Unpredictableby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Living with Lewy Body Dementia: Three Stories Caregivers Recognizeby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Understanding Lewy Body Dementia: A Guide for Familiesby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why the Person Often Lacks Insightby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Why Behaviour Can Change So Dramaticallyby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- When Words Become Bluntby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- How to Communicate with Someone with Dementia (What Actually Works)by By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Functional Supportive Communication in Dementiaby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Lewy Body Dementia Care Strategiesby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Late-Day Escalationby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- What Happens in the Brainby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- When Hygiene Becomes a Battlefieldby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- When Personality Begins to Changeby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Introduction to Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)by By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Frontotemporal Dementia Care Strategiesby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Repeated Questions and Anxiety Regulationby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Slowing Down as Clinical Interventionby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Executive Dysfunction and the Illusion of Refusalby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- What Functional Supportive Communication Means in Dementia Careby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- When Resistance Is Regulationby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB)by By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Alzheimer’s Diseaseby By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden
- Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)by By Jan Erik Fosmark | Demensguiden