Having a parent with dementia can be an incredibly challenging and emotional experience. Nancy Reagan referred to this journey as “the long goodbye,” a poignant phrase that captures the heart-wrenching nature of witnessing a parent’s gradual decline. As we are in the midst of the Mother’s and Father’s Day season, the pain can intensify; reminding […] Read More >>

  As Alzheimer’s and other dementias progress, behaviors change. Some behaviors — such as agitation and aggression — can pose very difficult challenges for caregivers. People with Alzheimer’s or dementia may shout, curse or become verbally abusive. They may begin hitting or pushing. Others suffer from feelings of anxiety or agitation and may become restless […] Read More >>

There are many reasons why a person might begin collecting items in their home, but if you notice your loved one developing uncharacteristic hoarding habits, this could signal a much bigger problem. Hoarding is a behavior characterized by the excessive accumulation of objects and difficulty discarding them. It has long been associated with mental health […] Read More >>

Wellness goes beyond physical health and it’s no surprise that seniors consider self-care to be a big part of what it means to truly live well in our golden years. We know when a person looks and feels their best, it truly improves their quality of life. A visit to a salon can do more […] Read More >>