Alzheimer’s Disease: Early Detection Matters
Courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Association San Fernando Valley Office If you notice any of the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease in yourself or someone you know, schedule an appointment […]
Traveling with Alzheimer’s or Another Dementia: A Few Tips
Courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Association San Fernando Valley Office Living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia does not mean it’s necessary to stop participating in meaningful activities such as travel. However, […]
Five Ways to Help Keep the Elderly Independent and Connected to Life
Sometimes elderly people can be fierce about maintaining their independence. It is hard to give up taking care of oneself and give the reins over to someone else. So, let’s […]
Your Big Sigh of Relief Webinar
Monday, February 14th 12:30-1:30 P.M. CST Cost: FREE Join in the community of your peers so that you can take the first step in being able to care for […]
The Little Pink Suitcase
My mom had a set of pink suitcases that she used for travel. Why pink? Because it was easy to spot when most luggage in black, blue and brown. My […]
How To Avoid Caregiver Burnout
Caregiver burnout occurs when an individual reaches a state of mental, emotional and/or physical exhaustion. It can be associated by a change in attitude from a positive, caring disposition to […]
The Blessing of Grape Tomatoes
When I used to visit my mom in her assisted living or skilled nursing facility, I always came armed. Now, before anyone jumps to any conclusions, let me explain… […]
Entertaining Elderly Loved Ones
Let’s face it, it is not always easy to be with an elderly loved one who has dementia. Well-meaning interactions can be met with anxiety, anger, and even confusion. With […]
Maintaining Dental Hygiene While Caring For Someone with Alzheimer’s
Courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Association San Fernando Valley Office As Alzheimer’s progresses, people with dementia may forget how to brush their teeth or even why they should do so. Eating […]