Words are not required to communicate feelings of love and caring. But if your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s, the progression of the disease can make verbal conversations more…
Category: Memory Support
Key Features to Look for in Memory Care Communities
Families and loved ones living with dementia often experience the following circumstances when care is provided at home: These are only a few challenges that can occur with this progressive…
Spreading Love and Joy: CLA’s Heartfelt Valentine’s Day Mission
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to get caught up in our own little worlds, forgetting the impact a simple act of kindness can have…
Tips to Celebrate the Holidays with a Loved One Living with Dementia
The holidays are a time for sharing cherished traditions together. For families of individuals living with dementia, however, even simple celebrations can present challenges. If you’re searching for ways to…
10 Tips to Compassionately Communicate with Those Living with Dementia
Knowing how best to communicate or connect with someone living with dementia may often make you feel like a lost traveler trying to navigate without directions or a map. The…
7 Engaging Memory Care Activities
Meaningful Ways to Connect with a Loved One Living with Dementia Families and friends of those living with dementia will need to adapt while navigating this progressive journey. However, uncertainty…
Care for the Caregiver: The Benefits of a Memory Care Community
Providing care for loved ones living with dementia is a significant responsibility. When caregivers are also spouses or older adults, it’s not uncommon for their own physical or mental health…
Choosing the Right Memory Care Community: 10 Questions to Ask
Ask these 10 questions when visiting memory support communities
How to Talk to a Loved One About Moving to Memory Care
Tips for how to talk with your loved one about moving to a memory care community
5 Signs it Might be Time for Memory Care
How to Know If Your Loved One Needs More than Home Care