Background: Psychosocial interventions may improve the quality of life of both people with
dementia (PWD) and their family caregivers. However, research is inconclusive and focused …

Introduction Symptoms of dementia bring about challenges to couples' relationships.
Relationship-focused support has been highlighted to be of significant importance for …

This scoping review is an extended version of a narrative review of couple-centred
interventions in dementia shared in part A and the previous publication in this edition. The …

When dealing with the challenges of dementia, spousal relationships have a central role to
play in outcomes such as quality of care and emotional wellbeing. Dementia places strain …

Objective This study was to designed to examine the feasibility and preliminary outcomes of
CARE: Caring About Relationships and Emotions, a 10‐week, home‐based, intervention to …

Background: In this review, we study the effects of dyadic psychosocial interventions focused
on community-dwelling people with dementia and their family caregivers, and the …

There is now a significant body of research demonstrating the importance of supporting the
couple's relationship for people living with dementia. Maintaining a strong relationship has …

Background: Earlier research showed that multi-component dyadic interventions–including
a combination of intervention strategies and addressing both the person with dementia and …

Abstract Background The longitudinal study,“Couples Lived Experiences,” focuses on
whether and how relationship characteristics of older couples change with the cognitive …

Objectives Caregivers for people with dementia (PWD) have reported needing emotional
and social support, improved coping strategies, and better information about the illness and …