If you’re caring for a loved one with dementia, you likely have a long list of things think about. Home safety should be at the top of that list. As we age, everyday home goods like rugs or electrical outlets can become hazardous. That risk gets exponentially higher for dementia patients, who can easily become …
Memory Care Activities for Seniors
As we age, it’s essential that we develop daily healthcare practices to keep our minds and bodies healthy. However, it can be easy to neglect one important part of lifelong healthcare: memory care. Memory care is critically important to keep our minds sharp throughout our golden years. Activities that promote memory care are especially important …
Different Types of Dementia
Dementia can be a frustrating and devastating disease for the patient and his or her family, as symptoms can affect the person’s daily life and ability to live independently. While there has been significant research focused on identifying the different types of dementia and possible causes, it can often be difficult to diagnose a patient …
Art Therapy for Dementia
Although we’ve seen a rise in the popularity of adult coloring books in the past few years, did you know they’ve been around since the early 1600s? For centuries, people of all ages have spent time doodling, painting, or even just drawing in the sand. Especially during uncertain times, the mind can wander to unpleasant …
Activities to Help with Dementia
Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be difficult. As their memory declines, patients often begin to withdraw from their daily routine. They might stop participating in activities they once enjoyed, and they may pull away from family and friends. While there is no cure for dementia, there is endless evidence that suggests …
How to Help Someone with Dementia Sleep
Getting enough sleep is an important part of staying healthy, no matter what your age. This is especially true, however, for individuals who have been diagnosed with a chronic illness like dementia. As people age, their sleep patterns often change, and dementia may exacerbate this problem. Luckily, there are several tools that can help your …
