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How to Help People Living with Dementia Maintain Proper Nutrition

March 6, 2017 —   March is National Nutrition Month, which helps focus attention on the need for nutrition in maintaining a healthy life. For those living with dementia, maintaining proper nutrition can be a challenge for a number of reasons. They may no longer recognize the food on their plate, they may have a decreased sense of taste... Read More

How to Provide Care for a Loved One When You Live Far Away

February 21, 2017 —   Justine had just reached work when she got the call – her mother’s next-door neighbor was on the line and frantic. After Justine calmed her down, she learned that her mother had just suffered a heart attack and been rushed to the hospital. Justine, who lived on the opposite coast from her mother, could... Read More

Dealing with a Diagnosis of Dementia

January 20, 2017 —   According to Alzheimer’s Disease International, each year, nearly 10 million people across the globe receive a diagnosis of dementia. These people and their loved ones are suddenly faced with an uncertain future. Knowing how to prepare for such a diagnosis can seem overwhelming and you may not know where to turn for help. One... Read More

Creating a Joyous Holiday in the Midst of Alzheimer’s

December 5, 2016 —   The holidays are times when we enjoy traditions and reminisce about our most memorable celebrations. For those who are caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s, the holidays can be challenging, as loved ones may no longer appreciate the season as they once did. Add in the normal hustle and bustle of the holidays and... Read More

Pets Provide Amazing Health Benefits

November 7, 2016 —   Anyone who owns a pet can tell you about their animal’s ability to provide joy, lift one out of a funk and even create a purpose in life. But science is now beginning to take a hard look at what this bond means for human health and well-being. Research has shown that when humans... Read More