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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Keeping elderly people with beloved pets
It’s an emotional and upsetting decision facing a growing number of elderly people who are no longer able to look after themselves: what to do with a much-loved pet that is not permitted to join them where they to move
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Keeping dementia patients properly nourished
Proper nourishment is integral to leading a healthy lifestyle. However, for people with dementia, maintaining a balanced diet can prove challenging. In many cases, this can lead to a level of malnutrition that exacerbates symptoms of the condition further Proper
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
The importance of sleep for older people
Sleep is a vital mechanism, regardless of your age. It has the ability to restore energy levels and heal both physical and cognitive damage. So how can it help your loved-ones in their later years? At every age, sleep is
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
How to stop older people becoming socially isolated
The effects of social isolation can be pronounced, and may lead to a decline in overall health and wellbeing, in addition to feelings of depression or anxiety Social isolation is a challenging reality for many older people. The effects of
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
How memory aids help people with dementia relive cherished experiences
Find out how memory aids can help people with dementia achieve a higher quality of life by taking them back to cherished moments in their past. 'Memory aids' is a broad term that includes everything used to enhance or elicit
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
How to create a memory-boosting playlist for your elderly loved one
Music is a potent tool for eliciting memories and improving overall quality of life in people with dementia. Learn how to make a playlist for your loved one and give them the soothing gift of nostalgia The auditory system is
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Healthy habits of the world’s oldest people
It’s human nature to look to those who have enjoyed great longevity as purveyors of living wisdom. We hope to discover the secret to their lengthy lifespans, and replicate the method in our own lives too. It’s human nature to
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Fighting dementia with familiarity
Sticking with a familiar routine and environment can help your friend or relative engage with the things they love for longer. Familiarity can be an integral part of helping someone with Dementia thrive in day-to-day life Sticking with a familiar
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Falls awareness week highlights importance of elderly care
Falls awareness week takes place in June every year – the 2011 dates were 20th-24th June. The event is organised by Age UK and is designed to help elderly people and those who provide elderly care to find out more
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Posted 11 Nov 2019
Dietary recommendations for elderly people
Managing the nutritional intake of an elderly loved one requires a comprehensive understanding of their dietary needs, as well as the time to provide sufficient support Managing the nutritional intake of an elderly loved one requires a comprehensive understanding of
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