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28 Mar

Does My Loved One with Dementia Have Depression and What Can I Do to Help?

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According to the Alzheimer’s Association, depression is very common in dementia sufferers, especially in the early and middle stages of the disease. ...
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14 Mar

3 Examples of Aggressive or Disruptive Behavior in Seniors with Dementia, and How to Cope with Them

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If a loved one has been diagnosed with dementia, as the family caregiver, you will need to understand certain facts about the changes in behavior the ...
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28 Feb

Understanding the Different Types of Dementia So That You Can Provide the Right Home Care for Your Loved One

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There are many different types of dementia, so it is important to understand the differences, and be aware of the symptoms, causes and challenges of ...
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24 Jan

Understanding the Behavioral Outbursts of Seniors with Dementia

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Agitation, aggression and unpredictable behavior caused by cognitive issues can make being a family caregiver to a senior loved one challenging and, ...
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19 Jan

When a Loved One Has Dementia, Coping with Grief Can Be a Challenge for Family Caregivers

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Nothing can prepare you for the shock and grief of losing a loved one, but when that person has dementia, including Alzheimer’s, it's possible that ...
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17 Jan

The Benefits of Pet Therapy for Seniors with Mobility or Cognitive Issues

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Pet therapy is widely recognized as a beneficial treatment for seniors with mental, physical and emotional health concerns. According to UCLA ...
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15 Jan

Demystifying the Options for Seniors in the Boston Area Who Are No Longer Safe to Live at Home Alone

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Realizing that your elderly parent can no longer live safely, alone, can be worrying and stressful. However, there are many options available in the ...
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08 Jan

Will Mom’s Life-Long Mental Illness Result in Her Being a Prisoner in Her Own Home?

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One in five people over the age of 55 will experience a mental health issue, according to the American Psychological Association. These conditions ...
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26 Dec

There’s No Way Mom’s Going to an Assisted Living Community, But What Options Do I Have?

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If you're currently spending time at your mom’s house over the holiday season, or have just returned from a prolonged stay with her, it may have ...
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18 Dec

7 Things to Consider When Caring for a Loved One With Alzheimer’s During the Holiday Season

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When someone close to you has dementia, including Alzheimer’s, special occasions and celebrations can become more difficult, both for them, and for ...
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