Quality of Life with Dementia
Reminiscence Gives Elders Happier Labor Day?
Holidays are perfect for bringing back memories for someone who has dementia. Labor Day was celebrated as a child, as the gateway to fall. They may be able recall walking back to the first day of school , buying school supplies, or the taste of hamburgers or ice cream at Labor Day barbecues with family
Read MoreCare Managers Bringing Quality of Life to LGTBQ Elders
It is PRIDE MONTH but Many LGTBQ elders have a miserable Quality of Life
Read More5 Ways Reminiscence is the Perfect Valentine’s gift for Elders-
Want the perfect Valentine’s gift? That gift as a care manager or a caregiver is to use reminiscence with an aging client.
Read MoreHow Storytelling at Thanksgiving Can Give Elders A Happier Family Holiday
storytelling at Thanksgiving using memories, helps children look forward to life- what is fun, what is scary, what never to do–it helps elders look back on their life. It gives both elders and kids people a chance to socialize ( and enjoy a turkey dinner in this case) as they tell their story.
Read MoreMake Reminiscence a Valentines Gift for Aging Clients- 5 Ways
Want the perfect Valentine’s gift? That gift as a care manager or a caregiver is to use reminiscence with an aging client.
Read MoreReminiscence on Memorial Day- Serve it to Elders Along With Hamburgers
What Is Reminiscence?-it is sparked by the senses, making buried memories flow into our brains. Holidays like Memorial Day are a perfect time to have their older family members share stories.
Read MoreHow Can Someone with Dementia Have a Better Quality of Life on a Holiday ?
During the ritual of dying easter eggs, finding easter baskets on, dressing up for the local Easter Parade, eating ritual foods at Easter dinner or at Easter Brunch, the older person can actually participate or watch and these holiday rituals can prompt stories from their long-term memory.
Read MoreThe 2 Deadliest US Sites of COVID-19 Nursing Homes & Prisons
So what is the connection between the viral spread of COVID-19 in nursing homes and prisons- 6 feet? Prisoners and residents, in nursing homes, and prisons cannot social distance. Jails and prisons have human beings crammed together with no choice.
Read MoreConcierge Clients Who Can Afford Private Geriatric Care Management No Longer Taking Cruises
Geriatric care managers, rather than tell inquiry clients they do assessment–should offer products they need in this pandemic
Read More8 Ways to Make Reminiscence a Valentine’s Gift for Aging Clients Tomorrow
Want a perfect Valentines’s gifts for clients? A great Valentine’s for your client is you the care manager or a caregiver, using reminiscence.
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