Moving to a memory care community is likely the right thing for aging parents who show real signs of neurodegenerative disease. These communities offer specialized services, 24/7 monitoring, assistance with bathing, clothing and dining, as well as emergency medical services. You will know that your parent is well taken care of and he/she will also…
As you age into your golden years, it’s common to worry about your memory and thinking abilities. Forgetting where you parked your car and losing objects might make you wonder if this is a sign of Alzheimer’s. Being forgetful is not necessarily a sign of Alzheimer’s. The brain is a complicated organ and there are…
The holiday season has come to an end. It might seem as though the merriment of Christmas and New Year has vanished, leaving a sense of doom and gloom behind. However, springtime is not without its benefits. With the sun out for longer and the trees becoming green once again, it is a splendid time…
Various outdoor spring activities can put a smile on your face regardless of your age and you should take advantage of them as often as possible. These activities are also ideal for people struggling with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. The activities will help them see life in a better light and…
Easter is a time of celebration and joy for everyone. If you are spending Easter with a loved one who has dementia, you don’t want to leave them out during activities. There are plenty of ways to make sure that you all enjoy this time of the year. Engage in some stimulating activities that can…