Positive Self-Talk: A Powerful Tool for Dementia Caregivers Being a caregiver for a loved one with dementia is a noble yet demanding task. You must rely on patience, understanding, and emotional resilience daily. But, the constant nature of the role can lead to exhaustion, isolation, and overwhelming stress. While the journey can be challenging, specific […]
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Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be challenging for many reasons. For example, people with dementia often show behaviors that are hard for family members to manage comfortably. Not knowing how to communicate with someone with changing needs can also be unsettling. As stages of dementia progress, a person’s personality may transform
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Supporting a loved one who has memory loss is unsettling, to say the least. Family members can face burnout because they don’t have the time, skills, or other resources to provide the best quality of care. Residents with different forms of dementia, like Alzheimer’s, need constant support, from help with activities of daily living (ADL)
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Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pegasus Landing of Mesa, a senior living community in Mesa, Arizona, became the setting for an inspiring tale of community strength. Three family members of residents at the community—Judy, Cathy, and Tricia—initiated their volunteer journeys, intending to spend more time with their loved ones during the pandemic.
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How to Handle Emotions When Moving a Loved One into Assisted Living or Memory Care Change is never easy. It’s even more complicated when it involves moving a loved one into assisted living or memory care. The emotional challenges can be overwhelming for seniors and their family members. Guilt, fear, sadness, and anxiety are common
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The magnificent beauty of the Rocky Mountains isn’t just for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts; it’s also an ideal setting for a serene and secure retirement. This vast North American mountain range stretches down from Canada into several U.S. states, including much of Colorado. Ahhhh, take in that fresh air: Rocky Mountain assisted living offers a
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Dr. Sandra Petersen is the founder of our Connections memory care program. She is here today to help dispel some myths surrounding what researchers know about sweet treats and dementia. Do you try to avoid sugar or limit it in the diet of a loved one? As a doctor, I try to avoid granulated sugar,
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Many people do not realize that memory loss can be symptomatic of multiple sclerosis (MS). The National Library of Medicine explains that cognitive impairment due to MS can present along with the physical symptoms: There can be marked intellectual and social disabilities, putting additional strain on patients and their loved ones. At Ridgeland Place, our
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Spokane, Washington’s South Hill Village hosted an unforgettable celebration in honor of Roberta, one of their loyal residents. She recently marked a phenomenal 102nd birthday. In the heart of the community’s Connections memory care area, Roberta became the star of the show, surrounded by family, friends, and fellow residents. It was a celebration filled with
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As the golden leaves of September start to fall, it’s time to spread awareness and understanding. This month recognizes that Alzheimer’s affects millions of people around the world. The Gardens at Marysville proudly now offers Alzheimer’s care in Washington. We are so glad to have this service available during this awareness time. Join us in
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