
Medical Conditions
Dementia and Eating Too Much: Overeating Issues in Dementia
One caregiver's story of dealing with a loved one with dementia who wants to eat constantly.
Medical Conditions
One caregiver's story of dealing with a loved one with dementia who wants to eat constantly.
Activities
Learn how to promote independence and respect privacy and dignity when helping elderly loved ones with dementia with their dressing. From promoting independence to creating a routine, these tips can improve the dressing experience for those with dementia.
Aging In Place
Memory boxes are a valuable tool for seniors, helping them stay connected to their past. They come in different forms like baby memory boxes and wedding memory boxes, as well as those for loved ones who have passed away.
Activities
Learn how to effectively plan activities for dementia patients by focusing on their interests and previous experiences. Discover the importance of "mirroring" strategies, closed-ended questions and person-focused care. Read more on our blog.
Activities
As dementia progresses, it can become more difficult for your loved one to use the telephone. Learn how to monitor phone usage, block unwanted calls, and establish boundaries to reduce confusion and protect your loved one from scams and fraud.
Behavior Modification
Sundowning behavior, also known as sundowner's syndrome, is a common condition in individuals with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Learn about different approaches to managing this condition, including medications, environmental changes, and behavioral management techniques.