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Did you know that your brain has the ability to change and form new connections throughout life? A brain fitness program can help improve concentration, memory, and mental clarity, and may even protect against Alzheimer's and dementia.
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As dementia progresses, it can become more difficult for your loved one to use the telephone. Learn how to monitor phone usage, block unwanted calls, and establish boundaries to reduce confusion and protect your loved one from scams and fraud.
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Providing in-home dementia care can be challenging. Understanding the personality of your family member with dementia is key to responding with a logical response, instead of an emotional one.
Dementia Prevention
Incorporate a brain fitness program into your daily routine with the help of the Wii. With a variety of fun and challenging games, the Wii promotes physical exercise and brain exercises for a well-rounded approach to healthy aging.
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Consider guitar lessons as an activity to help with alzheimer's disease prevention. Learning to play the guitar can also enhance problem solving skills.
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Ease the stress of Alzheimer's with a personalized memory box filled with objects that trigger memories and provide cognitive exercise. Find out how these boxes can bring peace, familiarity, and nostalgia to seniors suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
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Even seniors are using texting abbreviations these days! Check out this list of funny texting acronyms that are perfect for caregivers and seniors, including CUATSC, DWI, and GGLKI. Whether you're ATD or just relaxing on your OMMR, these codes will make you laugh.
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Explore 'Navigating the Holidays with Dementia: A Guide for Families' for strategies to make festive seasons joyful and comfortable for loved ones with dementia. Learn effective communication, adapt traditions, and manage behaviors with empathy and understanding
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Doing the laundry can be a fun activity for those living with dementia when you use these simple tips.