Category: Memory Care

When a loved one begins experiencing memory changes, you want them to feel supported, understood, and engaged. However, knowing where to begin can sometimes be a challenge. Fortunately, memory care activities help your loved one stay connected through simple, enjoyable moments that support their abilities. In memory care, your loved one gains access to plenty…

Key Takeaways Cognitive therapy can help slow the progression of dementia symptoms by stimulating memory and problem-solving skills. Activities such as puzzles, art, music, and storytelling provide meaningful mental engagement for seniors. Families can feel reassured knowing that cognitive therapies enhance both daily functioning and emotional well-being. Supportive communities create structured opportunities for seniors to…

Living alone can provide a strong sense of independence and routine, especially for older adults. But when dementia enters the picture, even the simplest tasks—like preparing a meal or remembering when to take medications—can become difficult to manage.  These daily challenges bring up a critical question for families and caregivers: Can someone with dementia live…

While there’s no shortage of “brain games” out there, not all are specifically designed to support memory function. Word recall exercises, in particular, are a simple yet effective way to strengthen memory and slow cognitive decline. That’s why we’ve gathered 7 therapist-recommended word recall exercises that are easy to do right at home. These exercises…

Reading is more than just a source of entertainment or information—it plays a significant role in cognitive health. Reading improves memory by stimulating the brain, strengthening neural connections, and enhancing cognitive function. Regular reading can help delay cognitive decline, improve focus, and enhance problem-solving skills, making it a valuable habit for individuals of all ages.…

Naturally, there's an instinct to guide your loved one towards recollecting things accurately, particularly when the things forgotten or skewed hold significant value or personal sentiment. Yet, attempting to rectify someone suffering from dementia might lead to unintended damages. Having a grasp on the potential implications of correcting them and exploring different strategies can greatly…