Alzheimers activities

Looking for Christmas holiday activities that your loved one with dementia can do? Here is a list of 74+ craft projects to keep them busy.

Tips and ideas for Alzhemiers or Dementia caregivers to do with their loved ones (that are NOT children's toys!) How to keep your loved one amused without treating them like a child. Keeping Your Dementia

Do you need help providing activities to senior residents with late-stage dementia at your nursing home? We have offered 12 suggestions for dementia that appeal to the five senses. #dementiaactivities #seniorswithdementia #sensoryideasdementia

Dealing with the effects of Alzheimer's Disease is a long and challenging process for the everyone involved. It is especially difficult when the late stage of the illness is reached.

My husband's Mom with Alzheimers moved in with us a while ago and I realized pretty early on we have some serious differences in our idea of personal cleanliness. Here are some thoughts about why Alzheimer and Dementia patients don't want to wash AND some tips and ideas about how to get them clean!

One of the most annoying Alzheimer and dementia symptoms is your loved one asking repetitive questions. Here are 5 helpful ways we have found to keep our sanity as a family and make Mom feel

Are you looking for heartwarming gifts for dementia patients or Alzheimer sufferers? We combined them all in this best list of 2023.

As dementia and Alzheimer’s conditions advance, it’s hard to have joyful interactions sometimes with those you love. Studies have shown that the right leisure activities can slow the process of cognitive decline. Games and entertaining activities also provide ways to interact with loved ones that are fun and engaging. Let’s take a look at 4 fun options for activities for Alzheimer’s patients. #dementia #caregiving #alzheimers #alzheimersdisease #eldercare

Caregiver created list of dozens of dementia activity ideas.

Jun 16, 2020 - Is it dementia or just normal aging? The early signs of demenita can be really hard to pin point. A caregiver shares 12 of the first signs of Alzheimer's she saw in her mom.