Posted on November 7, 2024 - As the days get shorter and the nights longer, many people experience shifts in mood and behavior. They may feel more tired, withdrawn, or sad. These mood changes are sometimes attributed to having the holiday or winter blues. But in some instances, these shifts might indicate something more serious—seasonal affective disorder (SAD). This condition affects millions each year, typically during the fall and winter months. If you find yourself regularly feeling down during these months, understanding SAD’s symptoms and seeking appropriate treatment are important first steps for managing it.
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Posted on October 31, 2024 - Halloween is a festive and exciting time, but for individuals with dementia, the holiday can bring unnecessary stress or confusion. With some thoughtful adjustments, you can still enjoy the season while creating a calm and dementia-friendly environment. Here are some practical tips to ensure that Halloween remains both fun and safe for everyone involved.
Posted on October 29, 2024 - Are you looking for new ways to be social? Try singing with a group!
Posted on October 24, 2024 - Family meetings are incredibly valuable when it comes to planning the future care of an older loved one. Whether it’s deciding on long-term care, discussing financial arrangements, or determining caregiving responsibilities, these meetings help improve communication and bring family members together in a unified front. While these conversations may be tough, having them early can ensure that your loved one’s wishes are honored and reduce the stress of making last-minute decisions. Here’s how to make your family meeting successful and productive.