The thought of giving up favorite activities if you or a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is a common one. Luckily, you don’t have to say goodbye to a favorite pastime. In fact, with a few modifications, these activities can not only continue to bring your loved one pleasure, they can also be an integral part of their Alzheimer’s care plan.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Distraction vs. Dementia: What Are the Differences and When Is It Something Serious?
Loss of hearing or eyesight, decreased strength and stamina, and some forgetfulness are all normal parts of the aging process. But sometimes, these types of changes can be a sign of something more serious. How do you know when it may be just regular distraction vs. when it may mean the early signs of dementia? … Read more
Serenity Place: Our Approach to Multisensory Therapy
The Cottages were established on the theory of individualized care. No two residents are alike, so why should their care be alike? Residents needing Alzheimer’s or dementia care require special needs and the Cottages have developed a therapy specially made for them. Multisensory therapy supports those needing a wide range of dementia care with the tools required to allow them to once again connect with their environment in a safe, supportive setting.
