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Oral Care in Long Term Care Communities
Oral Care in Long Term Care Communities - Concerns, and Strategies to Improve Quality of Life for Seniors, Staff, and Family
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Navigating the Sandwich Generation – Raising Children While Caring for Aging Parents
Raising Children While Caring for Aging Parents Is Called Being A Sandwich Generation Caregiver. Families need help so learn some strategies to cope during these complicated times.
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Technology That Feels Natural: Designing Tools To Support People With Memory Loss
Technology That Feels Natural: Memoryboard supports communication for those living with memory loss and the people who care for them.
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Tips and Tricks for Traveling with Disability Challenges
Tips and Tricks for Traveling with Disability Challenges - Traveli.ng With A Care Partner Who Has A Disability Can Present Unique Challenges, But Add Dementia And Things Can Get Very Complicated.
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Dental Care for the Home-Bound
Home Bound Dental Care - Geriatric Dentistry Is Not A Specialty, But It Should Be. Home Bound Care Is Especially Needed For this Population
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When the Body Speaks: How Trauma, Touch, and Somatic Healing May Offer a New Lens on Dementia
Have You Ever Wanted to Know What Your Body Was Saying To You? Trauma, Touch, and Somatic Healing May Offer a New Lens on Dementia
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Talk To Me: Effective Communication Strategies for Engaging Individuals with Dementia
Tips When Communicating With Someone Living With Dementia - Talk To Me: Effective Communication Strategies for Engaging Individuals Living With Alzheimer's Or Another Form Of Dementia
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Mother’s Day: Reflections on the Journey of Motherhood and Caregiving
An Opportunity to Recalibrate Mother’s Day. Reflections On The Journey Of Motherhood And Caregiving, How It Never Stops, Only Changes.
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Adaptive Fitness Routines for Mid-to-Late-Stage Dementia (Home-Friendly & Safe)
Adaptive Fitness Routines for Mid-to-Late-Stage Dementia - Exercise for People living with dementia slows down cognitive decline. improve mobility and balance, and has a calming effect as well.
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