Puzzles are a surprisingly powerful way to work the memory and challenge the brain. In fact, they are one of the best ways that you can take care of your senior’s memory and even improve it. Here are a few tips for when and if you decide to integrate puzzles into your senior’s memory care….
Determining the right time when a senior is in need of assisted living is a topic few like to discuss. It’s a very sensitive subject but in order to ensure the safety and care for your loved one, we must recognize the signs to make the decision sure. Signs it is Time for Assisted Living Wandering: In…
When it comes to Memory Care, we are absolutely convinced activities help brighten the day while they help with small and large muscle coordination and stimulate the brain. Enjoy the moments and do not expect projects completed. Activities should be more stage appropriate depending on the patient. Gardening is an awesome hobby. Blooming flowers emit fragrances…
If you have a loved one with Dementia, you may be evaluating memory care residence options. You will want to choose the best location for your loved one. Consider the following tips. Seek the Right Support You should have an idea of what kind of support your loved one needs for their physical and emotional health….
Dementia robs people of their greatest treasures: their memories. In many ways, memory ties us to life. Our bonds to other people are formed in our memories of shared experiences and of cognizance of our similarities and differences. Practicing our daily rituals or routines depends on remembering what to do, how to do it and…
Many people think that socialization is something that is only important to children and becomes less a necessity as people age. The reality is that everyone seeks fulfilling relationships and a strong sense of belonging no matter the age. As people grow older, sometimes they start to live a more closed off lifestyle that borders…
If you are a senior who has lived in the same neighborhood for many years, it can be difficult to accept that you can no longer manage on your own due to physical limitations or memory issues. With careful planning, making the transition to an assisted living community can be a positive experience. Here are some…