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Category: Alzheimer’s Disease

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Top Tips for Spending Time With a Loved One With Dementia

September 8, 2023

A diagnosis of dementia may also mean a diagnosis for loneliness. Though socialization remains critically important for those with Alzheimer’s disease, multiple factors can cause …Read More

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Dementia-Friendly Activities to Build Self-Esteem

August 25, 2023

What is it that gets you up out of bed every day? Most of us have an extensive list of to-dos that pushes us to …Read More

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Preserve Independence With Alzheimer’s by Adapting Activities

June 16, 2023

If you are caring for a person with dementia, you may be inclined to do as much as possible for the person to relieve the …Read More

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How to Manage Shadowing in Alzheimer’s

May 12, 2023

Primary caregivers for a person with Alzheimer’s disease are likely all too familiar with the challenge of trying to take a quiet moment or two …Read More

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How Are Dementia and Hearing Loss Linked?

March 24, 2023

When checking in on Mom, you find the television is blaring, and she is asking you to repeat what you’ve just said, or even to …Read More

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Personality Changes That Could Point to Dementia in a Loved One

February 24, 2023

You can’t quite put your finger on it, and yet you’ve begun to notice some differences in Mom’s conduct recently. She is more forgetful than …Read More

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Helpful Strategies for Dementia Care

November 11, 2022

Providing dementia care for a loved one can feel as complicated as trying to wrap your mind around the laws of physics. It involves attempting …Read More

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Do-It-Yourself Sensory Activities Help Decrease Dementia Anxiety and Agitation

September 23, 2022

Swift changes in moods are hallmark signs of dementia, and can be challenging for family caregivers to handle. One minute you might be taking part …Read More

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How to Cope with False Comments when a Loved One Has Alzheimer’s

July 22, 2022

Imagine having a lovely afternoon with a relative with dementia, listening to music and playing a game of cards together, when suddenly the person’s mood …Read More

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Looking for Fun Activities for Alzheimer’s Patients? Try These!

March 25, 2022

Staying active and involved in meaningful hobbies is incredibly important for our mental health. Every one of us needs to feel both successful and needed. …Read More

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