Posts Tagged ‘Alzheimer’
HOW TO WORK IN HOME CARE
BENEFITS OF WORKING IN HOME CARE “Home healthcare if a very fulfilling career which allows you to make people’s lives better – now what can be more meaningful than that?” When you pursue a career as a home caregiver, the first thing you ask yourself is that this is the best career for me? Over…
Read MoreCARING FOR SOMEONE WITH DIMENTIA
DIMENTIA CARE PRACTICE RECCOMENDATIONS “Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or any other type of dementia can be a deep, painful, and heavily emotional journey. But you’re not alone, though.” Dementia care is exhausting, but it may not be as difficult as you would anticipate. Whether you’re caring for a parent or an elderly…
Read MoreEVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY, ESPECIALLY AS THEY AGE
Home Care Services for Seniors “Do you want to age in place? Know about home care services that help you attain your independence and stay home for much longer.” WHAT IS AGING IN PLACE MEANS? Aging in place means living in the warmth of your house for just as long as you get older, instead…
Read MoreWHAT ARE THE BENFITS OF HIRING A CAREGIVER?
QUALITIES TO LOOK FOR IN A CARE GIVER “The best care workers will be your companion, your mentor, someone who will help improve your wellbeing enormously.” In a lot of ways, caregivers make sure that you have a home life as easy as possible. They’re going to help you with your medication, your household…
Read MoreLearning Disabilities and Special Needs for Adults
Adults with some kind of special needs and learning disabilities often have difficulty communicating with others. The difficulty can be related to speech and language, social or behavioral, and language difficulty. Many adults dealing with this kind of situation find difficulty in comprehension, they are not able to understand what others are saying. They might…
Read More5 SENIOR HEALTH MYTHS BUSTED
“Age is just a number, and here’s the proof.” Americans live much longer than ever, and bad health is not an unavoidable part of the aging process. Using moderate research findings, we can disprove famous aging misunderstandings and alter the way we think about growing older. No one likes to get older—including doctors. Maybe that…
Read MoreSTRATEGIES FOR LONG-DISTANCE CAREGIVING FOR AGING PARENT
“Long-distance caring creates difficulties. If you find yourself in a long-distance caregiving position, here’s an overview of things to remember.” Having strategies for long-distance caregiving for your aging parent(s) is essential to your well being. The helping hand of a family caregiver can really only reach this far. A family caregiver living nearer to a…
Read MoreDisabilities and Special Needs for kids
In many American kids, mental and developmental disabilities are at their peak when a kid is growing. In 2002, 7% of American children were reported to have disabilities. In central Asian and European regions children having any kind of disability are vulnerable to many kinds of stigmas and discriminations, and they are often separated. It’s…
Read MoreWHAT TO EXPECT AFTER ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SYMPTOMS
Alzheimer’s is a type of dementia, symptoms of which grow severe enough to engender difficulties over time. Alzheimer’s is a general term used for dementia and a common cause of memory loss, and another cognitive disease. Its well-known risk factor is increasing age and most of the people who are suffering from it are of…
Read MoreCAREGIVER TIPS FOR STROKE VICTIMS
5 Caregiver Tips “Recovery from a stroke can be a huge challenge in itself. The road to recovery is a long and tedious one that requires constant care and continued motivation.” After a loved one has a stroke, many people today choose to play the role of their caregiver rather than hire someone else to…
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