Always Feeling Sleepy During the Day Could be a Sign of Dementia

Always Feeling Sleepy During the Day Could be a Sign of Dementia

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The latest research shows that feeling sleepy during the day could be a sign of dementia or other cognitive decline in seniors. You’re treating your car better than your brain right now. You’re obsessing over oil changes and tire rotations while ignoring the blaring warning signs coming from the most sophisticated piece of machinery you’ll ever own – your brain. And here’s what will shake you: That afternoon sleepiness you’re brushing off as “just being…

The Link Between Falls and Dementia Risk in Older Adults

The Hidden Link Between Falls and Dementia Risk in Older Adults

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There is a link between falls and dementia risk that some doctors believe we might overlook. As your parents or grandparents age, you may worry about their physical safety – especially the risk of falls. But recent research suggests that falls in older adults could be more than just a physical danger. They may also signal an increased risk of dementia down the road. If you have a loved one over 65, understanding this connection…

7 Steps to Keep Dementia Away in Your Elderly Loved Ones Through Exercise

Ways to Keep Dementia Away in Your Elderly Loved Ones Through Exercise

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Turning regular physical activity into a daily routine, can help keep dementia away in your elderly loved ones through exercise, Have you ever felt that foggy feeling creep into your mind, making it harder to remember where you left your keys or the name of that movie you watched last week? It can leave us feeling frustrated and even a little scared. But what if I told you that the key to unlocking a sharper,…

Neologisms in Dementia Care

Neologisms in Dementia – Understanding Language Changes and Challenges

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What are neologisms in dementia? Neologisms are words people make up. These words may not be known or understood by others. In dementia, new words are essential. They show the challenges people with dementia have with thinking and speaking. This article looks at: What are neologisms in dementia What they mean for diagnosis and communication How to manage and support people who use them Understanding Neologisms What is a New Word?  A new word is…

10 Things You Shouldn't Say to Someone with Dementia

How to Communicate with Someone Who Has Dementia

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Learning how to communicate with someone who has dementia can be challenging but rewarding. It’s not just about talking or listening—the real success lies in making your interactions meaningful. In this article, we’ll share practical advice and empathetic approaches to help you connect effectively with someone experiencing dementia. Understanding Dementia and Communication Recognize the Changes   Dementia affects each person differently, altering their ability to process information and respond. Recognizing these changes is critical to…

How Does Dementia Affect Mobility

How Does Dementia Affect Mobility

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How does dementia affect mobility? Dementia can make it hard for seniors to move around smoothly and safely. Caregivers need to know this so they can take better care of them. Understanding Dementia Dementia includes different diseases like Alzheimer’s, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia. Each type affects the brain differently and gets worse over time. As dementia gets worse, it becomes harder to think and remember things. This also makes moving around…