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Moving can be difficult, but Senior Move Managers can help create a comfortable move for a person living with dementia and their family.
Read MoreThe journey of supporting individuals living with dementia and their caregivers is best traveled with compassion, dedication, and innovation to find new ways to enhance joy and connection. Music is a powerful tool in that pursuit. Learn more about seminars that can help.
Read MoreCaring for people with dementia can be a challenge, in more ways than one. One of the hardest aspects many carers and family members find is trying to communicate with their patient or loved one.
Read MoreWhether it is for a Memory Cafe or in a care community, appropriate and enriching activities are very, very important. An Activities Director makes that happen.
Read MoreThe Food We Eat Matters To Our Brain Health. Studies have shown aggravated intestinal membrane and bodily inflammation can increase brain swelling and memory loss.
Read MoreCaregivers are often stuck in the middle between providing care for loved ones with dementia, and their children. Here's some tips to help.
Read MoreDementia is challenging - for everyone. How can you occupy your loved one's time in a positive manner? One great way to engage them is with fun activities like artwork and games. Use free printable activities for dementia patients for easy entertainment and cognitive challenges.
Read MoreDressing an adult with dementia can be challenging for them and for caregiver. Here's some tips to help you get it done with minimal stress.
Read MoreDo spouses divorce their partner diagnosed with dementia? Divorce is difficult to navigate under any circumstances - event with a healthy spouse. It’s even more challenging when your spouse has Alzheimer's disease or another dementia diagnosis.
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