by Daphne Dujali | Apr 9, 2024 | Active Seniors, Memory Care
Speech therapy isn’t just for children or young adults. Adults can greatly benefit from it, too, especially those who might be recovering from a stroke or brain injury, struggling with a speech disorder, or even wanting to reduce their accent. Speech therapy for...
by Daphne Dujali | Jan 16, 2024 | Active Seniors, Memory Care, Senior Care, Senior Health
Art therapy, a blend of creativity and psychology, serves as a unique approach to enhancing the mental health of individuals in memory care. This innovative technique leverages the therapeutic potential of artistic expression, providing a non-verbal medium through...
by Daphne Dujali | Jan 11, 2024 | Memory Care, Senior Care, Senior Health
Optimism, a beneficial outlook toward life, has been recognized as a significant factor in improving the mental health of seniors. As individuals age, they often confront numerous challenges that can lead to stress, anxiety, and even depression. However, cultivating a...
by Daphne Dujali | Nov 22, 2023 | Active Seniors, Memory Care, Senior Care
Journaling isn’t just a hobby or a way to record your thoughts and feelings. It’s a powerful tool with a profound impact on your cognitive abilities. By putting pen to paper, or fingers to keys, you can unlock new levels of clarity, creativity, and...
by Daphne Dujali | Nov 16, 2023 | Memory Care, Senior Care, Senior Health, Senior Safety
Sundowning, a perplexing phenomenon often associated with dementia, is characterized by an emergence or escalation of neuropsychiatric symptoms in the late afternoon, evening, or night. Understanding this syndrome is crucial for those caring for individuals with...
by Daphne Dujali | Oct 12, 2023 | Active Seniors, Memory Care, Senior Care, Senior Health, Senior Safety
Maintaining a robust memory and sharp cognitive skills can be challenging as we age. However, it’s important to note that cognitive decline is not inevitable in aging. There exist numerous strategies that seniors can employ to enhance their memory and cognitive...
