It’s not always clear when an older adult in your life needs help. One of the best ways to know what someone needs is to ask them directly, but there are other signs that may indicate someone needs extra support. These include: Find more tips for identifying signs that an older adult in your life needs […]
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Memory kits designed for individuals living with dementia will be available to check out of select libraries soon. The introduction of memory kits into libraries signifies a significant step towards continuing to create dementia-friendly environments and providing crucial support to families affected by memory loss. These kits serve as powerful tools for reminiscence therapy, cognitive
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Many studies suggest that what we eat may affect the brain’s ability to think and remember. Could eating a specific food or following a particular diet help prevent or delay dementia caused by Alzheimer’s disease? Scientists are investigating the link between diet and dementia from different angles including: Learn more about what we know about diet
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Depression is a common problem among older adults, but it is not a normal part of aging. It can affect the way a person feels, acts, and thinks. While dealing with depression can be difficult, older adults don’t need to tackle it alone. That’s why it’s important to seek support from family and friends early
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Social connections are an important part of staying healthy for everyone, including people with dementia. If you or a loved one has dementia and lives alone, family members, friends, or other caregivers may be able to help in different ways. Consider these tips to stay connected: Learn more about loneliness, social isolation, and how to stay
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