Sort Socks Fold a basket of washcloths Flip through old pictures Listen to music Clip coupons Go for a walk Take a ride by the beach or a favorite quiet place Visit an old friend Sing old songs together Enjoy a visit with a calm pet Enjoy a manicure Visit the hairdresser Shop for groceries… Read more »
By Bob De Marco Alzheimer’s Reading Room Don’t get angry at the actions of someone that is deeply forgetful. Instead start asking yourself why are they reacting the way they are? How are they feeling (them, not you)? Bored, frightened, bewildered, apprehensive, anxious and angry. I can say that every one of those words applied… Read more »
By Elaine C Pereira, MA OTR/L CDC CDP As your loved one, probably your parent, ages he or she may experience a decline in health independence. Whether it’s a physical compromise, cognitive, or a combination of both, living at home safely may be in jeopardy. And safely is the operative word. There is a cornucopia… Read more »
