Helping dementia patients feel “at home” involves creating an environment that is safe, familiar, and comforting, while also supporting their independence and emotional well-being. Since dementia affects memory, perception, and physical abilities, the home space needs thoughtful adjustments to reduce…
When caring for someone with dementia, creating a calm and comforting environment can make a big difference. One gentle way to help soothe anxiety and agitation is through the use of certain scents. These smells can tap into memories or…
Planning a holiday for someone with dementia requires thoughtful adjustments to ensure the experience is comfortable, enjoyable, and stress-free. The key is to create an environment that respects their needs while allowing them to feel included and connected. Start by…
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Cognitive impairment happens when a person’s brain doesn’t work as well as it used to. This can affect memory, thinking, and the ability to do everyday tasks. Understanding the stages of cognitive impairment helps people recognize changes early and get…
When a loved one starts seeing things that aren’t there, it can be confusing and worrying. These experiences, called hallucinations, might happen for various reasons—mental health conditions like schizophrenia or dissociative disorders, neurological issues such as Charles Bonnet Syndrome related…
A common diabetes drug called metformin has long been used to manage type 2 diabetes, but recent research has sparked new interest in how diabetes medications might affect brain health, particularly Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists have been studying another class of…
As we grow older, our brains naturally change in size and function. One key aspect of this aging process is a reduction in brain volume, meaning the overall size or weight of the brain tends to shrink over time. This…
Some older adults struggle with dream sleep, particularly the stage called REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, where most vivid dreaming happens. This difficulty arises due to several changes in the brain and body that come with aging. As people get…
Noise sensitivity, or an increased discomfort or irritation to everyday sounds, might be more than just an annoyance—it could be an early sign of cognitive decline. Some research suggests that changes in how the brain processes sensory information, including sound,…