Dementia relief care: How respite care supports caregivers’ mental health
Caring for a loved one with dementia is a profound act of love and devotion. However, the demands of caregiving can be relentless, leading to emotional and physical exhaustion over time. As caregivers witness their loved one’s cognitive decline, they may feel...
Can maintaining healthy sleep patterns prevent dementia?
When it comes to preventative dementia care, making healthy lifestyle choices can significantly reduce the risk of cognitive decline. Dementia is commonly diagnosed in later stages of life, often in people aged 65 and older. However, the processes leading to its...
Understanding Cognitive Decline: The Impairment Approach at Livewell Bryanston
At Livewell Bryanston, we understand that dementia care is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Dementia is characterised by progressive cognitive decline, affecting memory, thinking, behaviour, and the ability to perform daily activities. We recently shared an article...
Visual perception challenges associated with dementia
Seeing is a complex process that involves multiple stages. The eyes transmit visual information to the brain, where it is processed alongside input from other senses, thoughts, and memories. This intricate process culminates in what we recognise as visual perception....