Emotional Intelligence in Senior Years
In recent years, many researchers have stated that a person's emotional intelligence quotient (EQ) is more important to their quality of life than their IQ.
Newly Approved Alzheimer’s Drug Debated
On June 7, 2021, the FDA approved Aduhelm, the first new Alzheimer’s drug in nearly two decades. The announcement comes amid warnings from experts.
Alcohol-Induced Dementia
Cognitive and behavioral changes often indicate Alzheimer's in seniors. However, these symptoms may also be indicative of alcohol-induced dementia.
Hallucinations and the Dementia Patient
Are hallucinations and dementia related? There may very well be, but dementia is not the only condition which could be triggering there epsisodes.
Women and Alzheimer’s Disease
While Alzheimer’s disease affects both men and women, one of the great mysteries is why it so disproportionately affects the female population.
Container Gardening for Seniors
Container gardening is a fun and easy way for seniors to be creative, get involved in a hobby, and watch new life grow. Here are some tips to get started.
The Importance of Laughter in Caregiving
One of the best things you can do for your own mental health, and the mental health of your loved one, is to learn to embrace humor and laughter in your life.
Moving A Dementia Patient into Long Term Care
From nutritional battles to worries about wandering, taking care of dementia patient can consume all your time. There may come a time when it is best for the both the family and the senior to explore memory care or other long term care options.
A Dementia Clock Can Help with Alzheimer’s Disease
One of the most practical ways we can help our loved one with dementia is delivered through a common object - a clock. More specifically, a dementia clock.
Signs Your Aging Parent is Struggling
While everyone has their little quirks, taking note of changing behaviors is the best way to identify that your aging parent may be struggling.