Dementia & Behaviors in Seniors
With Dementia, we may often see behaviors in an individual, secondary to that individuals frustration or inability to communicate effectively. There are often triggers of these behaviors. Below is a helpful chart to assist you in recognizing what those triggers may...
Normal vs Abnormal Cognitive Episodes in Seniors.
All too often, individuals above a certain age may have incidents of memory lapses or other cognitive episodes that may leave them wondering “Is this normal?” “Am I getting dementia?”. Here are some guidelines to distinguish between normal vs. abnormal memory...
What is Dysphagia Caregivers and CNA’s?
Dysphagia, What is it? Simply put it is a swallowing impairment. Many Seniors may be experiencing issues with swallowing but are not aware of the signs and symptoms such as: 1. Consistent cough or throat clearing when eating or drinking 2. Low grade fever 3. Oral...
Vitamins May Actually Help Prevent Dementia
When you or someone you love has Dementia, you may be open to any and all possible ways to treat it and to keep from worsening. At the present moment there is no cure, and a limited number of medications for this progressive disease. Some may look to what vitamins...