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Quiz: Does My Mom Have Dementia?

Key Takeaways Observing changes in memory, task completion, and mood can help you understand a loved one's needs. Behavioral shifts, like social withdrawal or increased frustration, can be related to cognitive changes. Safety concerns, such as forgetfulness with appliances or wandering, may indicate a need for more support. Memory care and respite care are supportive…
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When Is Full-time Memory Care Necessary?

Key Takeaways Memory care provides specialized, 24-hour support for individuals with changing cognitive needs. Key signs to consider include challenges with daily tasks, increasing safety concerns, and shifts in mood or behavior. Choosing a community involves assessing the environment, staff interactions, and asking direct questions about care. A smooth transition can be supported by keeping…
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Engaging Crafts for Seniors with Dementia

Crafting is a timeless activity, and the best part is that it can serve a beneficial purpose for many seniors with dementia. Some engaging crafts for seniors with dementia include: Painting Knitting or crocheting Scrapbooking. Woodworking. Pottery Jewelry making These activities offer a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment while stimulating creativity and engagement. Crafting also…
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What Stage of Dementia is Not Bathing?

Dementia is a complex and progressive condition that affects millions of people worldwide. For caregivers and families, one of the most challenging aspects of the condition is understanding changes in a loved one’s daily routines, such as personal hygiene.  Bathing, in particular, can become a significant concern as dementia progresses. Family members sometimes notice that…
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How to Cope When a Parent Has Dementia

Dementia is much more complex than it first appears. Often, dementia results in a person needing professional support due to progressive cognitive decline. It's easy to feel overwhelmed as your loved one begins to need more and more help. Fortunately, memory care communities are available to help you support your parent. The personal challenges involved…
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Do People with Dementia Sleep a Lot?

Dementia doesn’t just affect a person’s memory. It’s a complex group of disorders that can have rippling effects throughout a person’s life to alter communication, behavior, and more. This condition often leads to the need for professional care; over time, these symptoms can be difficult to care for alone.  Dementia also significantly impacts sleep patterns,…

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