Caregiver Journaling: 7 Things to Document for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s

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Keeping a journal is growing in popularity, for a number of reasons. Hardly the “Dear Diary” days of our adolescence, it’s so much more than simply a means to safely express our dreams and secrets. For instance, writing in a journal is a wonderful way to relieve stress. It allows for creative expression by way […]

Non-Verbal Communication Tips for Dementia Caregivers

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Communication can be so much more than spoken words. A grin, gesture, or touch can communicate a great deal, too. As dementia progresses in a senior, it may well become essential to test out alternative techniques to stay connected. If you’re unsure where you should start, try these non-verbal communication strategies: Body Language and Movement […]

The Impact of Alzheimer’s Disease on Eyesight

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The intricate, comprehensive steps involved in making it possible for us to see are incredible. In the blink of an eye, our brains can take transmitted data from our environment, translate that information according to input from our other senses, thoughts, and experiences, and then establish an understanding of the information to make us aware […]