Ā A person with dementia can become agitated for a number of reasons such as pain, fatigue, confusion, or restlessness. Agitation is indicated by feelings of anxiety or becoming upset very quickly. Loved ones and caregivers should be cognizant of how to prevent or respond to these cases by taking a few precautions. Ā How to [ā¦]
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Caring for a loved one living with Alzheimerās or dementia can be an incredibly tiresome job. From the long hours to psychological exhaustion, to the physically demanding environment, there are very few ways to actively prepare for and predict the responsibilities that caregiving entails. Silveradoās Director of Clinical Education Sue Kruse shares key tactics for [ā¦]
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Ā Statistically speaking, dementia risk is something that everyone should consider when a loved one is getting older. For adults over the age of 71, the amount of incidence is roughly 13.9%, rising to 37.4% for people above 90. One of the most common side effects of dementia in older patients is agitation. In some [ā¦]
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Navigating the journey of a loved oneās memory loss to Alzheimerās can be quite difficult, particularly understanding why some memories fade while older memories may be resurrected. A common question is whyāand howādoes someone with Alzheimerās remember old memories while new memories fade? Though the workings of the brain can still be mysterious in a [ā¦]
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