Stimulating activities for people with dementia during a lockdown
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic sees millions of people facing lockdown and isolation by not being allowed to leave their homes. Whilst for many this means a chance to catch up on their favourite TV shows or spend quality time with their loved ones, for those...
Where to start when you’re in need of specialist assistance for Alzheimer’s
As we get older the fragility of our elderly loved ones – our parents and grandparents – become increasingly more prevalent. Growing up they were our pillars, the people we looked up to, our strength in time of need and our confidants when we needed advice. Many of us...
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Tips for Dementia Caregivers
As cases of the coronavirus now known as COVID-19 continue to rise worldwide, researchers have learned that older adults may be particularly susceptible to this respiratory illness, which can cause pneumonia and symptoms such as fever, cough and shortness of breath....
5 signs that your loved one needs memory care
Dementia progresses differently for every person, as no two dementia cases are the same. Often it is the people closest to those who have dementia that picks up the signs that it might be time to consider specialised memory care. It is important to be on the lookout...