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How To Manage Difficult Behaviors In The Elderly

How to Manage Difficult Behaviors In The Elderly

As adults age, they may begin to experience various mood swings. Irritability, demonstrating poor character (e.g., lapses in judgment or saying or making decisions they would usually not make), and depression are some of the emotional disturbances that seniors can…

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How Can Reading Benefit Seniors

How Can Reading Benefit Seniors

Reading should be a habit for all people, regardless of age, since it does not matter how old you are; reading will always bring important benefits to your mental health. But if we talk about older adults or adults with…

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Caregiver’s Tips For Dementia Behavior

Caregiver’s Tips For Dementia Behavior

Dementia is a general term for loss of memory, language, problem-solving and other thinking abilities that are severe enough to interfere with daily life. Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia. This is caused by abnormal brain changes. These…

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4 Things Every New Caregiver Should Know

4 Things every new caregiver should know

Today, over 21% of Americans are caregivers, having provided care to their spouses, partners, and siblings with special needs at some time in the past 12 months. This totals an estimated 53 million adults in the United States, up from…

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6 Autumn Activities For Seniors 

6 Autumn Activities For Seniors 

The fall season is a favorite for many aging adults. It signals a time of changing weather and the beginning of the holiday season. It’s an opportunity to enjoy the fresh fall breezes, the bright and beautiful colors, and all…

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Supporting A Loved One With Bipolar Disorder

Supporting a Loved One With Bipolar Disorder

Aging can be accompanied by many challenges, including decreased physical and mental capabilities. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, bipolar disorder affects more than 5.7 million adults in the United States each year. That’s about 3 percent of…

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Observing And Reporting

Observing and reporting

Successful homecare requires constant observation and reporting. One of the most important services a home care agency can provide to their clients and families is regular, updated information about their loved ones. Caregivers should regularly talk to husbands, wives, sons,…

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