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Fun and Games and Dementia CareBy Jerry Leo at 2012-12-07 23:46:12
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I suppose that most people wouldn't equate dementia care with the word "fun," but it doesn't have to be that way. Just like those of us who have all (or most) of our faculties, they need ways to relax and have fun. As caregivers, a lot of our time is taken up with negative or unpleasant things. It's important that we find ways to play together. Time spent together in play Read More..... |
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HOW IS SPEECH AFFECTED BY A STROKE?By Jerry Leo at 2012-12-07 00:50:50
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Many of us have heard about the possible signs of stroke from various media sources. One of the signs of stroke is a change in a person’s speech. When the person is actually diagnosed with a stroke, a speech/language pathologist will become part of the treatment team. Treating stroke patients has been a focus of my clinical practice while working in various assisted li Read More..... |
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HOW DOES COMMUNICATION AFFECT DEMENTIA?By Jerry Leo at 2012-12-05 04:35:09
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Many people, including myself, have a loved one who has been diagnosed with dementia or is manifesting the signs of dementia. At one time, those dealing with senior care believed that there was little that could be done to help a person with dementia.
However, currently there is a lot more help available including medication and therapies including speech/language therapy. There will be times when a family has to decide that the best senior care for their loved one will be for the person to Read More..... |
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Transitioning to Assisted LivingBy Jerry Leo at 2012-12-01 04:12:27
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Making the transition to assisted living can be painful for everyone involved. When it's time to help someone you love make this difficult move, there are some things that you can do to make it a little easier.
Sometimes, the need for Assisted Living is sudden and an abrupt transition cannot be helped. When possible, however, an early move can make it easier. When you k Read More..... |
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Building Relationships with CaregiversBy Jerry Leo at 2012-12-01 00:56:55
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Senior care requires more than just you - it involves an entire team of people working together. One of the most important things that you can do for your loved one is to build a solid relationship with everyone that is working to provide them with senior care. From doctors to nurses to home health aides, they all have valuable experience that can help to keep your loved one healthy and happy.
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