Why Sports Memories and Dementia Go Hand-in-Hand
There’s something magical about the way sports can unlock joy. Ask an older adult about their most memorable sports moment, and suddenly, a sparkle returns
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Finding New Ways of Connecting With Someone With Dementia
The familiar flow of conversation can become unfamiliar when dementia enters the picture. You may sit with a loved one, hoping to share a moment
How to Tackle Communication With Kids About Dementia
When a family member begins exhibiting signs of dementia, children often become inquisitive and concerned. They might ask, “Why does Nana keep misplacing her keys?”
Stronger Bonds Start With Nonverbal Communication in Dementia
You ask a straightforward question: “What would you like for lunch today?” But instead of a response, you’re met with hesitation, confusion, and an extended
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