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Learn about Alzheimer's early signs in seniors. Discover crucial symptoms, support tips, and resources to promote awareness and understanding.
Continue ReadingPeople living with dementia may not want to shower. They may forget to shower or bathe, or may forget they need to. They also may forget how to complete hygiene tasks such as washing their hair or body. These individuals may also develop a fear of water which did not previously exist, and there may be a measure of confusion and anxiety if they do not feel safe getting wet.
Continue ReadingDiscover the importance of social engagement for seniors in memory care and learn how it can positively impact their well-being and quality of life.
Continue ReadingSundowning can disrupt sleep patterns. Explore the role of consistent sleep routines in managing sundowning.
Continue ReadingPlan a peaceful celebration for seniors with dementia. Explore thoughtful ideas to make the holiday season special for your loved ones.
Continue ReadingAs seniors continue to age, they may have changing needs, especially when some are diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. These are the 8 signs a senior relative with frontotemporal dementia shouldn't be home alone anymore.
Continue ReadingCaring for a loved one with dementia can be challenging, especially when sundowning symptoms are present. Here's how you can address and manage sundowning in seniors with dementia.
Continue ReadingSeasonal depression can affect anyone during certain times of the year. This can also affect seniors and may affect those with Alzheimer's.
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Seniors living with dementia may have challenges communicating symptoms of hyperthermia. The communication challenge between the client and caregiver may lead to deterioration of the symptoms or emergencies.
Continue ReadingWe explain what delirium is, what dementia is, and how to tell the difference between delirium and dementia.
Continue ReadingLearn more about the warning signs of early-onset dementia, the causes, and how to prevent and treat early-onset dementia
Continue ReadingRead our 9 essential tips on how to talk to a parent with dementia.
Continue ReadingSix in ten people living with dementia will wander according to the Alzheimer’s Association®. Worrying over loved ones who have wandered away from home and ended up missing can be scary and nerve-racking for families, care partners, and close friends. Searching for a loved one with dementia who has gone missing can be agonizing.
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