Transitioning Your Loved One Into A Memory Care Facility
Ashford Hall2020-03-24T14:24:26-05:00
Transitioning a loved one into a memory care facility requires careful planning. Finding the right facility and dealing with strong emotions takes time.
The Symptoms Of Alzheimer’s: It’s Not Just Memory Loss
Ashford Hall2019-11-21T15:28:45-06:00Alzheimer’s symptoms affect millions. Signs don’t only include memory loss. The disease occurs in three stages, with the third one being the most severe.
The Head And The Heart: How Heart Disease Can Affect Your Risk For Alzheimer’s
Ashford Hall2019-11-12T19:06:57-06:00Cardiovascular disease has been associated with an increased risk for Alzheimer’s disease due to plaque buildup and genetic factors.
Memory Loss: When To Be Concerned About Your Loved One
Ashford Hall2019-11-18T14:22:24-06:00Memory loss is not always a part of aging. Prompt diagnosis and treatment of progressively worsening memory loss can be beneficial.
Keeping Your Brain Active With Art | Improving Cognitive Skills
Ashford Hall2019-09-10T11:59:29-05:00Art touches all the senses and helps keep the brain active. Exercising the brain can improve cognitive skills and lead to a longer and happier life.
Helping Your Loved One Living With Alzheimer’s
Ashford Hall2019-09-03T13:05:49-05:00Helping a loved one living with Alzheimer’s requires patience and creativity. As the condition worsens, additional support may be needed.
3 Fun Ways To Keep Your Mind Active | Memory Exercises
Ashford Hall2019-09-03T13:05:50-05:00As people age, some decrease in memory is normal. However these fun memory exercises can help keep the mind active.
4 Easy Crafts For Seniors: Keeping Your Mind Active
Ashford Hall2019-09-30T11:28:31-05:00Looking for some arts and crafts ideas? This article features 4 easy crafts for seniors looking to flex their creative muscle.
Coping With Your Loved One’s Memory Loss
Ashford Hall2019-09-03T13:05:50-05:00Coping with a loved one’s memory loss takes mental toughness and patience. These tips can prepare a family for eventual changes.
How To Keep Your Exit-Seeking Loved One From Wandering
Ashford Hall2019-05-07T10:01:17-05:00People with dementia often become confused and exit-seeking. This can be dangerous, but there are ways to prevent a loved one from wandering.
