Is your loved one with dementia showing signs of persistent sadness, apathy, or withdrawal?

 It’s important to know that this could be depression, a treatable condition, and not an inevitable part of dementia. While many options exist, psychotherapy, or talk therapy, is a highly effective, non-medication approach that can help.

In a supportive setting, individuals with mild-to-moderate dementia can learn coping skills and find ways to manage their feelings of sadness and loss. Understanding these treatment options is the first step toward improving their quality of life.

At Amicus Brain, our digital advisors help caregivers learn about approaches like psychotherapy and find the right resources to discuss with a healthcare team. Learn more at www.amicusbrain.com.

Amicus Brain understands the challenges faced by caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease. We also recognize the importance of promoting overall health and well-being to reduce the risk of developing dementia.

Our platform provides point-of-need knowledge, training, and support to family caregivers and care professionals who can access it anytime, anywhere using our Artificial Intelligence-powered mobile app.

You can also connect with us to learn how our advisors provide you stress-free, accurate, and unbiased advice in a natural and intuitive interaction mode to help you make smarter choices and improve the quality and speed of your caregiving decision making. Request a demo today at https://amicusbrain.com/demo-request/

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