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Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s in Seniors

Key Takeaways Alzheimer’s disease usually develops slowly and starts with mild forgetfulness, later affecting reasoning, judgment, and communication. Early symptoms include memory gaps, getting lost, and difficulty with daily tasks that were once familiar. Poor judgment, visual confusion, and unusual misplacement of items can all signal cognitive decline. Shifts in mood, personality, or social withdrawal…
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Memory Care Activities That Help Seniors Living with Cognitive Decline

Key Takeaways Personalized memory care activities help maintain cognitive function, encourage a sense of purpose, and reduce anxiety Physical movement, creative arts, and social connections provide meaningful engagement Familiar routines, purposeful tasks, and compassionate support help maintain independence and dignity Quality memory care communities can adapt activities to each resident’s changing needs and preferences When…
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How to Talk to a Parent Living with Dementia

Key Takeaways Approach conversations with patience, understanding, and empathy. Use simple, clear language and speak slowly to aid communication. Maintain a calm and reassuring tone to create a comforting environment. Focus on the present moment and avoid asking complex questions about the past. Be attentive to nonverbal cues, such as facial expressions and body language.…
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What to Expect from Assisted Living

The idea of assisted living can feel both exciting and a little uncertain. These communities offer a lifestyle designed to support seniors while maintaining independence. With guidance and daily support available, residents can enjoy a balanced, fulfilling day-to-day routine. Assisted Living is a community-focused senior housing option to help older adults in need. Communities like…
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Benefits of Arts & Crafts for Seniors

Growing older can bring new joys, challenges, and opportunities for enrichment. One timeless way to stay engaged, active, and fulfilled is through arts and crafts. From painting to knitting, these creative activities offer more than just a fun way to spend time. They provide significant mental, emotional, and social benefits, including: Building hand-eye coordination Supporting…
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Outdoor Activities in Assisted Living: How Fresh Air Boosts Senior Health

Spending time outdoors is more than just a pleasant pastime; it is a critical component of good health, especially for seniors in assisted living communities. Whether it’s a morning walk, gardening, or relaxing beneath the shade of a tree, outdoor activities provide measurable physical and emotional benefits. At Teresa's House, we embody this philosophy with…

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