Memory Loss

Helping an Aging Parent with Dementia Remember Who You Are

Watching an aging parent with dementia slowly decline can be painful, and when that cognitive impairment directly affects your relationship with them it’s even worse. It’s not uncommon for seniors in the later stages of dementia to totally stop recognizing and remembering others, including their own adult children and grandchildren.

By First In Care|2019-05-25T14:41:46-04:00May 27th, 2019|Categories: Alzheimer's & Dementia|Tags: cognitive impairment, dementia, Dementia Care, Memory Loss|

Making Family Visits Pleasant and Safe for the Elderly

Visiting your aging family members is important for their physical and emotional well being. Remaining connected with family decreases social isolation and improves health outcomes. Yet, family visits can be challenging. Complicated dynamics, busy lives, and changing roles are things all families face. With a bit of planning and thoughtfulness, family visits can be less [...]