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The Hydration Solution for Dementia | Now in Canada!
I am so grateful to be one of the first in Canada to unwrap the groundbreaking Jelly Drops before their official launch!
Discover why Jelly Drops are a beloved choice for individuals with dementia, the elderly, and those seeking innovative ways to stay hydrated.
A Little Giggle Can Help Brain Health!
It's often said that laughter is the best medicine, but did you know that it's also great for your brain? That's right, according to science, laughter and humour can actually improve cognitive function and reduce the risk of dementia.
The Caregiver Colouring Book Is Here!
Being a caregiver to someone living with dementia can be extremely challenging. Many days are filled with stress, anxiety, lack of sleep and limited energy. One major mistake caregivers typically make is not setting aside enough time for their own mental health and well-being. Some people say that colouring is like meditation and helps take the focus off of caregiving if only for a few minutes at a time.
Perfect Holiday Gift For Someone Living With Dementia
With the holidays around the corner, finding the perfect gift for someone living with dementia is not always easy. Busy caregivers are constantly trying to find activities for their loved one that does not require assistance to allow for more independence. That’s what makes the SMPL Music Player the perfect gift.
Award-winning companion pets for those living with dementia
I am truly grateful to all the developers at Ageless Innovation who came up with such a wonderful and unique idea. This product brought peace and joy to my mother, in her darkest time of need. As a caregiver to someone living with dementia, all you can ever hope for is that they are internally at peace. We are the proud owner of 2 “Jacks” and I can honestly say it’s money well spent.
6 low-energy activities you can do to entertain someone living with Dementia (while in lockdown)
If you are living with a loved one who suffers from Dementia, you may not be getting the same help from the community that you once did in the beginning of 2020 - or perhaps, your loved one is now starting to show signs and symptoms. While we struggle to get back to “normal” life, more and more caregivers are struggling with burnout. The following are 6 activities you can do with your loved one living with Dementia to keep them safe, happy and engaged.