Alzheimer and Memory Care Resources
As we welcome a new year, it’s a time for reflection and setting goals, particularly for registered nurses seeking career advancement and personal growth. In the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, holistic …
Memory loss can be caused by cognitive decline from aging, early stages of dementia, or traumatic brain injury. Whatever the cause, it can make it difficult to maintain a routine, …
A study recently published in the National Library of Medicine states that CBD “has been shown to elicit neuroprotective activity.” In plain language, that means CBD may be an effective …
A safe yard is always important, but it’s especially important for someone with memory loss. The brain transformations that come with dementia can cause a person to wander, become fearful, …
Americans suffer from memory loss for a variety of reasons. The most serious memory losses are caused by head trauma and Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s affects more than 6 million Americans. Head …
If you or a loved one is suffering from memory loss, it may advance to the point of disrupting one of the few pleasant breaks in life. A vacation is …
People who work in the construction industry are often unaware that their chosen careers place them at higher risk for depression and other mental health conditions. While you may be …
If you have a caregiver in your life, you undoubtedly know that it takes a very special person to play this role in the lives of others. Caregivers are constantly …
Swimming is one of the best physical activities as it provides cardiovascular, flexibility and strengthening benefits. However, it can also help with your mental well-being and cognitive function. Learning more …
When medical professionals examine patients with painful conditions, their assessments will include a description of the sensation, mechanism, and classification. Pain can be onset, acute, mild, severe, psychosomatic, recalcitrant, or …