Wondering how you can plan a holiday gathering if a member of your household has Alzheimer’s? These tips will be of interest. If a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease lives with you, organizing a holiday gathering might not seem realistic. Alzheimer’s disease presents unique challenges, such as sundowner’s syndrome and loss of verbal communication […]
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When you are the caregiver for a senior loved one, the days can be long and emotional. Here are a few tips to help you cope. When a family elder is no longer able to care for themselves or their home independently, loved ones may struggle to find solutions. It’s tough to watch a once […]
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Halloween comes with a new safety risk this year: COVID-19. Read these tips for modifying celebrations, along with information on dementia and Halloween safety. For many families, Halloween is an intergenerational evening of fun and festivities. Grandparents might camp out on the porch to hand out candy, or tag along as costumed grandchildren trick-or-treat through […]
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When you are a family caregiver, staying organized can aid in reducing stress and anxiety. Here are a few tips for getting started. When you are the caregiver for a senior loved one, days are often hectic and stressful. Since as many as one in six working adults is also a caregiver, getting organized and […]
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Winter can be tough on caregivers’ mental health. If you are a caregiver, these tips may be useful for avoiding the winter blues. Winter can be a tough season for caregivers in colder climates, like here in Saratoga Springs. When the older person you are caring for has mobility issues, leaving home during snowy weather […]
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