12 Questions to Check Cognitive Health
A free screening tool covering memory, attention, language and more — based on the same methods doctors use, but simplified for caregivers.
Free printable checklists, trackers, and guides to help you understand memory changes, brain health habits, and possible cognitive warning signs.
A free screening tool covering memory, attention, language and more — based on the same methods doctors use, but simplified for caregivers.
A simple, printable worksheet with one small brain-friendly habit each day — walking, sleep, nutrition, mindfulness, learning, and connection.
A printable PDF with foods to add and limit, a memory-friendly plate guide, and a weekly eating tracker to support focus and long-term brain health.
A printable tracker to help families organize medications, questions, refill notes, and safety observations for a loved one with memory changes.
A caregiver-friendly checklist for simplifying mouth care, dental appointments, and daily oral hygiene when memory or cooperation changes.
A practical guide for calmer conversations when a parent has trouble finding words, following details, or staying oriented.
A printable guide to help families decide which clinician to contact, what to ask, and what records to bring for memory concerns.
A safety worksheet for families who worry about a loved one leaving home, getting lost, or becoming disoriented outside.
A printable room-by-room safety audit for reducing falls, confusion, burns, poisoning, and wandering risks at home.
A shorter safety audit for caregivers who want a fast first pass through the most common home hazards.
A simple weekly tracker for leafy greens, berries, beans, whole grains, nuts, fish, and other brain-friendly eating habits.
A mealtime checklist for caregivers supporting nutrition, hydration, comfort, and independence during memory changes.
A worksheet to help families prepare questions, medication updates, follow-up appointments, and home needs after a hospital stay.
A trip planning worksheet for families balancing meaningful travel with safety, routine, and reduced stress.
A gentle planning worksheet for documenting values, comfort priorities, decision-makers, and questions for professionals.
A comparison worksheet for evaluating adult day programs by safety, activities, staffing, transportation, and family fit.
A conversation guide for adult children who need to raise memory concerns with a parent gently and clearly.
A weekly tracker for walking, strength, balance, stretching, energy, and mood after movement.
A respectful checklist for helping with hygiene, grooming, dressing, and daily care while preserving dignity.
A worksheet for organizing early conversations about care preferences, documents, finances, and family roles.
A private checklist for noticing your own memory changes and preparing for a useful conversation with a clinician.
A tour checklist for families comparing memory care or residential care communities.
A short self-check worksheet for spotting caregiver stress and choosing one practical support step.
A reflection sheet for naming guilt, grief, anger, sadness, love, and uncertainty without judging the feelings.
Simple home routines and cueing ideas for making daily life easier when memory, attention, or sequencing becomes harder.
A planner for reducing late-day confusion, agitation, pacing, or anxiety with a calmer evening routine.
A practical guide for responding to repeated questions, suspicion, agitation, withdrawal, or resistance with curiosity and calm.
A plain-language guide to warning signs that may be worth discussing with a health professional.
A visit planner for organizing symptoms, medications, family observations, and questions before a memory evaluation.
A broad safety planning sheet for home, driving, cooking, walking outside, finances, and emergency contacts.
A checklist for interviewing in-home care providers and clarifying tasks, training, schedules, and backup plans.
A one-page recipe for brain health basics: movement, food, sleep, learning, connection, and medical follow-through.
A printable question list to help caregivers communicate clearly with doctors, nurses, therapists, and other care professionals.
A respectful planner for tracking bathroom patterns, accidents, hydration, clothing, and care team questions.
A checklist for making bathing safer, calmer, warmer, and more respectful when a loved one needs help.
A printable checklist for building brain-supportive habits around movement, food, sleep, connection, learning, and health checks.
A worksheet for documenting memory, language, judgment, mood, and daily function changes before a doctor visit.
A comparison worksheet for matching care needs with family help, in-home care, adult day services, residential care, or respite.
A printable idea list for meaningful, low-pressure activities at home based on interests, energy, and abilities.
A checklist for preparing supplies, documents, medications, contacts, and routines before storms, fires, outages, or evacuations.
A checklist for simplifying clothing choices, sequencing, comfort, weather safety, and dignity during dressing.
A tracker for noticing patterns in agitation, withdrawal, suspicion, repeated questions, sleep changes, or resistance to care.