Original Article Source Credits: National Institute On Aging , https://www.nia.nih.gov/
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Original Article Posted on: October 01, 2020
Link to Original Article: https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/cognitive-health-and-older-adults
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Cognitive Health and Older Adults
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Risk factors for dementia
Original Article Source Credits: Alzheimer Society of Canada ,https://alzheimer.ca/
Article Written By: NA
Original Article Posted on: NA
Link to Original Article: https://alzheimer.ca/en/about-dementia/how-can-i-prevent-dementia/risk-factors-dementia
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How Alzheimer's disease changes the brain
Original Article Source Credits: Alzheimer Society of Canada , https://alzheimer.ca/
Article Written By: NA
Original Article Posted on: NA
Link to Original Article: https://alzheimer.ca/en/about-dementia/what-alzheimers-disease/how-alzheimers-disease-changes-brain
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Ask the Chaplain: The Truth about Long-Term Care and Why It Needs to Change Now
Adult children are busy. Parents are getting older.
Chores are becoming more and more difficult for Mom to do independently. She does not remember things like before. She may forget the stove turned on after having cooked or forget to turn the tap off in the sink. Her hearing has diminished considerably, and she can’t hear the water running. Her forgetfulness is impeding her from doing the things she used to do on her own, independently, and even worse is placing her in real danger (e.g., fire or flood). What to do?
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Big Is Not Always Better, Especially In A “Covid-19 Crisis”
Ernest F. Schumacher wrote Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered. He wrote this over forty years ago, but if you did not know it, you might think the book was published last year.
Schumacher begins with one of his biggest concerns, as it relates to the abuse and degradation of humanity and the environment in the name of “giantism,” a combination of the notions that “growth is good” and “bigger is better.”
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Top Five Things To Look For When Hiring Dementia Care Help
Caring for a family member with dementia comes with enormous physical and emotional challenges. While your loved one may be physically capable, their forgetfulness and deteriorating mental capacity can put them in harm’s way when left alone.
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MEMORY LANE HOME LIVING INC: A NEW WAY OF ALTERNATIVE LIVING
About Memory Lane Home Living Inc.
It’s incredible what sharing the journey of memory loss with others can do for people. And, as a non-profit assisting women with dementia, we feel privileged to facilitate such encounters. Through our mini-day programs, we offer caregivers and their loved ones a chance to smile, laugh, dance, and make new friends.
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Meet One Of The Faces Behind Memory Lane Home Living Inc.
I’m Mona Lancaster, the president and a founding member of Memory Lane Home Living Inc.
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Announcing The New Website
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website!
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New Website Under Construction
New Website Coming Soon! We are currently revamping our website. Our new website will be interactive and mobile friendly! Watch this space for updates. Just few more…
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Could Religious Hymns be the “New Medication” for Dementia? Procedural and Emotional Religious Activity (PERAT) affirms this.
Dementia-friendly church services and Hymn Sings Memory Lane Home Living Inc. recently collaborated with a nearby church in Richmond Hill to set up weekly dementia-friendly church…
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Are We “Sacrificing” the Care Component on the “Altar” of Bureaucracy?
In this blog post, I outline existing care models and services available to our loved ones with dementia in Ontario and conclude by making the…
