Visiting a Loved One in Memory Care
Visiting a senior family member who lives in a memory care residence can be complicated - especially when cognitive issues are causing unpredictable behavior.
Advocate for Your Senior in Memory Care
If your Mom or Dad is in a memory care facility, you can relieve any anxiety by being an active advocate for their care and well-being.
Sensory Activities for Memory Care
Sensory activities are eseential for those with dementia because they help them to interact emotionally, something they struggle to do.
How to Ease Sundowning
A good way to help ease confusion is to ask your loved one about their old routine and see if it matches their sundowning behavior.
Multiple Sclerosis and Memory Loss
While many do not associate MS with memory loss, cognitive impairment can manifest and cause notable intellectual and social disabilities.
Taking an Memory Care Facility Tour
If you have reservations about elder care, an assisted living facility tour can provide invaluable insights into the quality of care provided.
Autumn Day Trips with Dementia Patients
Cooler weather makes day trips more enjoyable for everyone - and these excursions may be especially welcomed by your loved ones in assisted living and memory care.
6 Dementia Resources for Families
To help caregivers fight feelings of isolation, we've gathered some dementia resources created by people who genuinely understand.
When Parents Won’t Communicate
It’s easy to become overwhelmed with fear, anxiety, or frustration when trying to help elderly parents who constantly refuse help or guidance.
What is Transfer Trauma?
Transfer trauma is the emotional turmoil that can take place when someone with dementia is removed from a place they consider familiar.