Navigating Ambiguous Loss in Dementia: Grief, Support & Memorial Planning

This guide explores the unique grief faced by dementia caregivers, known as ambiguous loss—mourning someone who is present but changed. It provides coping strategies, advice for family communication, and practical tips for funeral and cremation planning, including options for urns, keepsakes, and pet memorials. Emphasis is placed on self-care, setting boundaries, and seeking support to manage the emotional and practical challenges of caregiving.

Discover more in the full article: Ambiguous Loss and Dementia: Grieving Someone Who Is Still Here