by Admin | Nov 19, 2008 | Assisted Living, General Health
Rebirth in Care of the Elderly The Denver Post just published this great article about patients whooping and hollering through swimming classes rather than sitting parked in wheelchairs. Steak and lobster grace the dinner plates instead of chipped beef and fish...
by Admin | Oct 22, 2008 | Adult Children, Alzheimer's Care, Caring for the Caregiver
This week we will begin a six week series on the most common caregiver mistakes. Week One is entitled: Underestimating the Amount of Help You Will Need Taking care of a family member should be a team activity and most of us don’t approach it that way. As...
by Admin | May 19, 2008 | Alzheimer's Patients
Family caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients who received intensive counseling reduced their stress levels and delayed the need for nursing home care for their loved ones, a study reports today. Such support not only helps caregivers keep a relative at home, but it...
by Admin | Apr 24, 2008 | Alzheimer's & Kids
One of the families I have been working with has a fifteen year old son. Since his grandmothers rapid change in mental status, she has been living with him and his family. Grandma is very angry and is saying and doing things that are not only disturbing to the adults,...