Background Informal caregiving is associated with a number of negative effects on carers'
physical and psychological well-being. The salutogenic theory argues that sense of …

Psychometrically sound resilience outcome measures are essential to establish how health
and care services or interventions can enhance the resilience of people living with dementia …

Resilience, a capacity for addressing, recovering, and growing from challenging situations,
can mitigate dementia care partners' burden. Three main theoretical models predominate …

Objective: The aim of the present work was to study the serial multiple mediating role of
optimism, perceived social support and subjective burden in the relationship between …

Background Sense of coherence (SOC) is an important protective factor for carer well‐being
but research to date remains cross‐sectional, focusing primarily on the direct effects of SOC …

Background The need to support informal caregivers is among the most overlooked
challenges facing the aging population, their families, and society. Understanding the …

Research concerning the reciprocal influence of relationships and dementia largely focuses
on dyadic relationships despite evidence that whole families are affected. Furthermore, such …

By 2060, it is projected that Latinx older adults will have the highest increase of Alzheimer's
disease and related dementias (ADRD) in the US (Matthews et al., 2019), while Latinxs have …

Latino older adults may be at greater risk for dementia and depression. The barriers to
adequate healthcare clearly affect early diagnosis, treatment, and management of …

The art therapy field enlightens the idea of artistic expression which allows for nonverbal
interpretation of emotions, bypasses cognition, and brings forth the benefit of art alone. Art …