Alzheimer’s and Dementia
5 Things to Calm Your Senior Parent with Alzheimer’s
Here are 5 tips to help you and Alzheimer’s care providers manage agitation in a senior parent with Alzheimer’s by identifying the cause of their distress and finding a solution.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care: Navigating Anger in Seniors with Alzheimer’s
How Do You Deal with the Constant Anger from a Parent with Alzheimer’s? A lot of symptoms can be part of the Alzheimer’s universe. When an aging loved one -be it a parent, spouse, friend, neighbor, sibling, or someone else you know so well- is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you’ll likely go through a period of…
Read More10 Ways to Cope When a Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s Turns Abusive
One of the best things that you can do if you are a family caregiver for a senior parent with Alzheimer’s is get Alzheimer’s care.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care – National Grief Awareness Day is August 30th
Every year across the U.S., mental health professionals raise awareness of the lasting effects of grief and the many reasons not to ignore the need to grieve. When you have a parent with Alzheimer’s, you’re in for what’s known as the “long goodbye.” Grief can last for years and even decades as your dad’s cognitive…
Read More4 Things That Can Keep Seniors With Alzheimer’s Entertained
Alzheimer’s Care in Grand Rapids MI: Alzheimer’s impacts each senior differently so it’s important to try lots of different activities and things that can keep seniors with Alzheimer’s entertained.
Read MoreMom Was Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s: What Happens Now?
With 6.5 million cases of Alzheimer’s in the U.S., most people know someone with this disease.
Read MoreRisk Factors of Developing Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s Disease occurs when there is an abnormal build-up of protein in and around the brain cells.
Read MoreLearn More About Alzheimer’s Home Care Services
Alzheimer’s home care services are beneficial for many senior citizens. If you are taking care of your elderly loved one, you might quickly become overwhelmed.
Read MoreFeatures of Dementia
When your loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it can feel like the end of the world or the end of the person you know and cherish.
Read MoreIndependence with Alzheimer’s Disease: Is it Even Possible?
If your elderly loved one receives this diagnosis, it is important to understand that earlier in the disease, some independence is still possible.
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