For some reason, older adults often get the notion that they can’t exercise for a series of reasons.
Safety is crucial for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.
Brain health is crucial after being diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
People with dementia and Alzheimer’s are not immune to other illnesses.
Caregivers can encourage children to engage in activities that their loved one can participate in, such as gardening, walking, baking, playing with pets, doing chores and playing games.
Wandering is a common symptom of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
There is no medication that can treat sundowning, but there are a few methods of prevention to keep your loved one a little more on track.
Here are the basic do’s and don’ts for caregivers for communicating with people with dementia.
Brain and memory exercises can help keep your mind sharp despite your prognosis.
After a person is diagnosed with dementia, it can be difficult for them to maintain a healthy and sustaining diet.