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 …

Researchers tested the impact of a 10-week intervention, Communicating About
Relationships and Emotions (CARE), on misunderstandings and resolutions in marital …

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 …

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

Objectives: The number of couples facing a dementia diagnosis for one partner of the
spousal dyad increases. Spousal caregiving can be a highly stressful experience associated …

Objectives: Dementia increasingly diminishes the ability to communicate. We aimed to
develop and evaluate a psychosocial intervention program that focuses on communication …

Background: The care of community-dwelling people with dementia often occurs in the
context of pre-existing family relationships. The presence of dementia can result in changes …

Communication difficulties between caregivers and persons with dementia (PWDs) may
increase stress, resulting in behavior problems. Kitwood's theory of dementia care suggests …

The majority of persons with Alzheimer's disease (AD) live with a family member in the
community. Among the challenges that AD introduces in a family the most significant may be …