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10 Symptoms of Dementia & How Cognitive Stimulation Therapy Can Help
Do you suspect that you or a family member may have dementia? Dementia is an umbrella term that describes a wide range of progressive neurological disorders affecting a person’s cognitive function. This includes forgetfulness, memory loss, limited social skills, impaired reasoning, difficulties in problem-solving, and more. If you or a parent has dementia—you’ll start to notice a variety of signs
10 Interesting Facts About Alzheimer’s Disease
7 Benefits of Receiving Early Memory Screenings
A large number of people in the United States decide to forfeit a diagnosis for early onset Alzheimer’s disease because there is no known cure. However, an early diagnosis is vital to slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. It is for this reason that the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America initiated the “National Memory Screening Program.” Though an ongoing program, initially
6 Travel Tips for Dementia Caregivers: How to Plan a Vacation
With summer coming to an end, we’re all looking to take a last-minute excursion before the cold nights set in. Traveling with someone that suffers from Alzheimer’s disease or any form of life-altering condition can be difficult. If you’re a dementia caregiver and you’re planning a vacation, view our 6 travel tips to alleviate stress and aggravation on the trip.
10 Supportive Technologies to Help Keep Seniors Safe & Connected
It’s hard to remember what life was like prior to the invention of smartphones, televisions, computers, and other types of technology. We have become accustomed to being connected with family and friends at a moments notice. Although it may be easy for young adults and children to adopt the latest technology, it is often harder for older adults to become
How to Explain Alzheimer’s Disease to Your Child
Our philosophy, from the beginning, is that when someone develops Alzheimer’s disease, it is a diagnosis for the entire family. Spouses, siblings and adult children are usually the first line of caregivers for the affected family member. You may struggle to handle ordinary symptoms such as personality and behavioral changes. Although it may be devastating for an adult to observe
Cooking and Meal Preparation Tips for Dementia Caregivers
One of the most frustrating traits of Alzheimer’s is that it progresses differently for each person. As this type of disease progresses, it is not uncommon for a family member to lose their appetite. In other cases, an individual with Alzheimer’s may begin to eat more than they used to. However, a majority of people with Alzheimer’s or dementia will
5 Ways Music Can Help Individuals With Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Music is one of the most powerful forms of expression for mankind. It can reach us and affect us while we are still in the womb and take us back in time when we are older. Music has been used to stimulate, entertain, soothe, excite, celebrate, and mourn. In some instances, music may have the ability to break through barriers
How Our 5 Senses Are Affected By Alzheimer’s Disease
One of the things that makes Alzheimer’s, and all dementia for that matter, so devastating is that it destroys the most important organ we have, the brain. As the control center for our entire body, the brain plays a role in every function. This, of course, includes how our senses work, from perception to reaction. Since different parts of the
5 Common Myths & Facts About Alzheimer’s Disease
There are a wide variety of facts and myths on the Internet about Alzheimer’s disease. To ensure you are able to care for a family member with Alzheimer’s, it’s important to avoid sources that are not reliable in the industry. If you’re looking to become familiar with this form of dementia, we have compiled a useful list of Alzheimer’s disease
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