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5 Worst Foods for Memory

Young woman refusing unhealthy food like donuts or sugary soda.

Memory is a delicate and intricate aspect of our cognitive function, influenced by various factors, including diet. While we often focus on foods that enhance memory, it’s equally important to be aware of those that can impair it.  In our fast-paced lives, where processed and convenience foods often find their way onto our plates, it’s […]

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How to Move a Parent with Dementia to Assisted Living

Father with dementia ready to move into a senior living community, son and daughter boxed father's things

When a parent has dementia, adult children often consider other options for care, such as assisted living.  Navigating the complexities of moving a parent to senior living can be challenging and emotional. But with careful planning, such as family discussions, deciding on the level of care needed, preparing for the move, and helping a parent […]

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Can You Visit a Parent with Dementia Too Much?

A smiling senior visits with her adult daughter as they share a cup of tea.

There are many ways to support a loved one who is diagnosed with dementia. One simple way is to visit them regularly when they’re living in a memory care community. But many family members and friends wonder if you can visit a parent with dementia too much, and unfortunately, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. It […]

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How to Get Power of Attorney for a Parent with Dementia

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Caring for a parent with dementia, especially when they transition to memory care, requires not only emotional strength and patience but also practical action to manage their affairs effectively. A crucial step in this process is obtaining a Power of Attorney (POA), a legal document that grants an agent the authority to make decisions on […]

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What Not to Say to Someone With Memory Loss?

A young woman looking frustrated with her senior mother.

Memory loss can be a difficult condition to deal with on both sides of a conversation. It is important to be mindful of what you say to someone who has memory loss to prevent causing any confusion, embarrassment or frustration. As much as possible, it is important to maintain normal and natural conversations with people […]

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Can Someone with Dementia Sign Legal Documents?

A senior woman in a button-up shirt reviewing a document on her table.

It is never easy when someone you love is battling dementia. If their cognitive abilities have been affected, you may be approaching a time when your loved one should transition to memory care.  But who makes these decisions if the family member’s memory has declined? If they have a living will or had medical decisions […]

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Memory Improvement Games for Seniors

A senior couple in cozy sweaters solving a jigsaw puzzle on a wooden table.

As people age, their memory tends to decline. Seniors may find themselves forgetting things or needing help remembering important details. This can be a frustrating and stressful experience, but some things can be done to help improve their memory. Memory improvement games are one way to keep seniors’ brains active and engaged, improving their memory […]

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How to Talk to Someone With Memory Loss

A photo of a senior man thinking with a yes or no answer. Asking questions that can be answered with “yes” or “no.”

The changes that come when someone begins forgetting things can lead to frustrations for the caregiver and the one suffering from memory loss. A memory care community is an excellent option for many older adults. But professional memory care isn’t an option for everyone, and it’s not ideal for everyone either. A loved one or […]

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How To Talk to Someone With Short-Term Memory Loss?

a woman walks with a senior woman with memory loss in a park having a conversation

Someone with short-term memory loss may forget things they just said or did, which can be a natural part of aging. But it can also signal the early stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia. Senior living communities provide a wide range of memory care needs for people with dementia.  Short-term […]

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