Communicating with a loved one suffering from dementia can be incredibly challenging. The cognitive decline associated with dementia can affect memory, language and communication skills, making it ...

Financial advisor Leon LaBrecque once had an older client who started yelling at him during a meeting, accusing LaBrecque of stealing his money. LaBrecque found himself in the awkward position of ...

One of the great challenges faced by families coping with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia is learning how to communicate effectively with the person impacted by the disease while also ...

Financial planning is a game of "what if." We plan for fluctuations in the market, for business buying and selling, for education, for retirement — even for premature death. But one scenario we tend ...

It’s is an opportunity for individuals and families experiencing communication challenges with someone with dementia in a home setting to learn about new approaches. After the performance, there will ...

A new report from the Gerontological Society of America provides critical guidance for health care providers working with the nation's growing older adult population, highlighting strategies to ...

As Americans ages, advisors are going to need a plan to help protect their clients and their firms from the risks that will arise from increasing cases of client dementia, according to a whitepaper by ...

Relationships between a client and their financial adviser can sometimes get awkward. Money stirs our emotions, potentially leading otherwise calm, composed clients to cry, lie or even yell at their ...

Dementia may be a disease of the mind, but its effects can be highly emotional. Those suffering from cognitive decline can experience frequent changes in emotions and have less control over their ...

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A special program hosted by the St. Bernards Senior Health Clinic and UAMS Center on Aging Northeast educated caregivers and family members on how to care for dementia ...

Clients that are unversed in litigation may have difficulty understanding why their case is "not moving" or "taking so long." Lawyers facing these types of questions cannot simply ignore the client's ...