Emotions and Dementia Blog
Why You Feel Unsafe Inside Yourself in Ongoing Loss
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 27/02/2026A gentle reflection on feeling unsafe inside yourself while navigating dementia caregiving and why nothing is wrong with you.
Grief & Ambiguous LossResilience & HopeConnection & SupportEmotional Roller CoasterUnderstanding your Experience
One Small Way to Build Trust With Yourself Again
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 26/02/2026Self-trust in dementia caregiving isn’t built through big promises. A gentle reflection on small internal agreements that help you stay on your side.
Grief & Ambiguous LossResilience & HopeEmotional Roller CoasterUnderstanding your Experience
You’re Still You — Even If You Feel Different Now
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 25/02/2026Caregiving can quietly change how you see yourself. A gentle reflection on identity shifts in dementia caregiving and staying on your side through change.
Grief & Ambiguous LossEmotional Roller CoasterUnderstanding your Experience
When No One Really Understands: The Loneliness of Dementia Caregiving
by: Liz BrownPublished on: 27/01/2026Loneliness is a common but rarely named part of dementia caregiving. This post explores why feeling unseen makes sense—and why you’re not alone.
Grief & Ambiguous LossEmotional Roller CoasterUnderstanding your Experience
