For many people, the holidays are a joyful time of year. But for people with dementia, their families, and their caregivers, the holidays can pose special challenges. Family members want to enjoy the festivities, decorate their homes, spend time doing activities,...
Witnessing a loved one show symptoms of dementia is one of the most difficult experiences you can go through, especially when it’s a parent. You are confronted with the frailty of someone you formerly saw as strong and powerful, even in the early stages of the...
It’s never easy to admit when it’s time to move your loved one into a private frail care facility. When making the decision to choose frail care, it’s important to remember that your elderly loved one deserves physical and mental well-being. A private frail care...
People with memory loss problems such as Alzheimer’s require specialised memory care. Whilst there are many nursing homes, retirement villages and frail care options available for seniors, people living with memory loss disorders need specialised care. People...
Moving a loved one to a dementia care facility can be an exhausting and emotionally challenging process. Your first few visits may be uncomfortable. Your loved one may be angry with you or you may feel guilty. The most important thing to do is to allow yourself some...
Creating the right living environment for people with dementia is extremely important to their well-being and safety. A successful dementia-friendly environment can help prevent confusion and reduce tension amongst residents. This significantly improves their health...
