Laura Parton
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Laura Parton is a dedicated professional in Senior Care and Senior Health, committed to improving the well-being and quality of life for older adults. With extensive experience, she excels in providing compassionate care and support.
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What is Reminiscence Therapy for Dementia?
Dementia is one of the most complex neurological disorders affecting millions in the world with significant memory loss and emotive and cognitive decline. There are innovative ways that have started gaining traction in the management of symptoms related to dementia, like a therapy called reminiscence therapy. So, what is reminiscence therapy for dementia, and how does it help alleviate people suffering from the condition? In this article, we approach the extent of reminiscence therapy in its technique, benefits, and how it may affect the quality of life of people with dementia.
By Laura Partonabout a year ago in Families
10 Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer's & Dementia
Getting an idea of the earlier symptoms related to Alzheimer's and dementia will be of great importance because it will create an opportunity to determine them in time. Both of these diseases relate to memory, thinking, and behavior, and both of them are progressive in nature. Early detection can make a huge difference to the life of patients and their families. Here are ten early signs, with explanations for each of them.
By Laura Partonabout a year ago in Families
Is Weight Loss Common With Dementia?
Dementia is a complex, neurodegenerative disease affecting millions of people worldwide, often posing major cognitive and physical challenges. Sometimes a simple question pops up: does weight loss occur with dementia? Indeed, this has become a growing concern for caregivers and health providers, particularly in the context of dementia assisted living facilities where collective resident health profile management is the top priority.
By Laura Partonabout a year ago in Families
What is the Average Stay in a Care Home?
As we all age, decisions regarding care and living arrangements grow more critical, especially in the case of any memory care needed. Perhaps the most common question families face when considering assisted living with memory care deals with just how much time a loved one can anticipate spending within a care home. This becomes one of the primary considerations for financial planning, emotional preparation, and overall well-being, both for the resident and their family.
By Laura Partonabout a year ago in Families
