Manage Dementia Behaviors: The Who, What, When and Where
November 15, 2020
As a caregiver, you need to examine and track the who, what, when, where, how and to what extent the behavior occurs to figure out
As a caregiver, you need to examine and track the who, what, when, where, how and to what extent the behavior occurs to figure out
As the two of you are walking down an aisle in your neighborhood grocery store, your loved one launches into a profanity-laced tirade without warning.
Techniques for managing AD aggression, such as redirecting their attention or medication, can certainly help. The key to handling anger and aggression is finding out what is
READ MORE: THE STAGES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE What are the symptoms? Memory loss is one of the earliest symptoms, along with a gradual decline of
READ MORE: DEMENTIA & ALZHEIMER’S SERVICES AT SUPERIOR SENIOR HOME CARE What Is Sundowning in the Elderly – and Why Does Sundowning Happen? When a
When my family members were residents of a care facility, I asked one of the nurses at the nursing home if my mother-in-law knew who
Alzheimer’s disease constantly keeps doctors, family members and caregivers on their toes. It is instinctive for humans to want a roadmap or some sort of
Unfortunately, as we age we sometimes have to fight to remain independent. Those who are caring for an aging loved one are likely familiar with
The biggest challenge I faced was when I hired professional caregivers for loved ones who had dementia. Experienced and informed caregivers can provide benefits to
When aging parents, or an ill family member need help, many of us dive into caregiving with full hearts and little forethought. Sometime later, we
In accepting the award for Small Business Excellence on behalf of Superior Home Health, Hospice, & Senior Services. Pablo Martinez said, “This really is for the
These are all useful services, but hired professionals are playing an increasing role in clients’ lives outside the home as well. Appointment companions, also known