Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia can present challenges for both an individual and their loved ones. Oftentimes, a diagnosis means coming to grips with new circumstances and life changes. It can also present new emotions and overwhelm families providing care on …
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The decision to seek professional help for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease can be a difficult one for families. Some may toy with the idea of whether their ageing family member can safely remain independent or if they need …
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If you have taken it upon yourself to care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, you may find the task challenging. Alzheimer’s patients suffer from many symptoms including memory loss, confusion and difficulty completing tasks that used to be …
When your parent or other senior loved one is first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, it is normal to feel overwhelmed. Most people do not understand Alzheimer’s or what safety precautions are necessary to keep those with the disease safe until they’ve …
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Dementia care can be hard to navigate. Suddenly someone who is very familiar to you begins to behave unpredictably. You’ll find it’s more important than ever to create the right kind of environment for your senior. As dementia care experts …
While we don’t yet know what the direct link that causes Alzheimer’s, researchers have gained a much better understanding of the disease in recent years. We now know many of the associated risks for Alzheimer’s. Even if the Alzheimer’s runs …
One of the ways an elderly companion can interact with seniors is through storytelling. The companion and senior can both tell stories to connect and bond, but it offers many other benefits. Seniors who have dementia can especially benefit from …
While people who have ageing parents may know what dementia is, there is much less awareness surrounding the cues you can use to help dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. In preparation for Brain Awareness Week in March, we thought we’d share …
Adapting after a dementia diagnosis can be an emotional and physical challenge. It’s important to know that it’s possible to remain at home and continue enjoying the things you love that are comfortable and familiar, especially during the early stages …
The holidays can be a wonderful time spent with family and friends. However, when you’re making your holiday plans and want to include a loved one who is living with dementia, there are extra factors to consider. If they are …
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