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5 Things To Do For A Happy Thanksgiving with Dementia
Thanksgiving is a time for families to gather and share a meal, to reminisce about old memories and make new ones. However, when a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, such as Alzheimer’s, some past family traditions might cause anxiety and confusion for a loved one, not to mention the additional stress put on a…
5 Warning Signs of Dementia You Need To Know
How to tell if your memory loss is normal or a sign of Alzheimer’s The term “senior moment” was aptly coined because the truth is we get forgetful as we age. This is a completely normal part of being an aging human, and shouldn’t be an immediate cause for concern. Unless memory loss is extreme…
5 Warning Signs of Dementia You Need To Know
How to tell if your memory loss is normal or a sign of Alzheimer’s The term “senior moment” was aptly coined because the truth is we get forgetful as we age. This is a completely normal part of being an aging human, and shouldn’t be an immediate cause for concern. Unless memory loss is extreme…
Technology for Seniors
Technology is such a large part of life these days. We are spoiled for choice, and often the noise of too many options can be overwhelming. The tech space is producing some real benefits for people of all ages. Seniors now have access to devices and apps that improve social connections and cognitive function, as…
Being a Good Neighbor in Senior Living Communities
Tips for a happy, healthy relationship with your fellow seniors Senior communities are a great place to make connections, age in place, and feel a sense of safety and ease navigating daily life and healthcare regimes. But to get the most out of what senior living has to offer, it’s important to note that you…
How To Start The Conversation
A helpful guide for navigating a tricky conversation around senior living There are a handful of conversations we have at different phases of life that carry a stigma. Talking to an aged parent(s) about moving to a nursing home is definitely on that list. The fear of this conversation is understandable and may be keeping…