Alzheimer's ideas

Christmas,Chanukah and alike are the perfect chance to give gifts that are not only enjoyable but also are beneficial to persons with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. These presents keep on giving long after the holiday season is gone

Dementia,including Alzheimer disease, affects about 1 in 13 seniors,many of them veterans. As you remember our war heroes on Veteran's Day,think about what you can do for them.They did so much for us

Susan Berg, noted author, is featured at this, free to the public health and wellness fair. Also offered are many free health screenings,information related to your health and a free lunch,

Susan Berg dementia healthcare professional and author invites all to acknowledge the contributions long-term care residents have made to better their community by celebrating National Residents.Rights Week. Learn why this is so important.

Author Susan Berg says "It is everyone’s duty to embrace this day because there is no time to lose when fighting the battle of preventing this terrible disease." Here are some simple things you can do

Author and Alzheimer's and dementia specialist,Susan Berg has just started a blog, htttp://dementia.today.com She is going to discuss everything about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias,after sharing the basics with her readership.Visit often

People with Alzheimers and related dementias love children, especially babies. Take advantage of Grandparent’s day to allow these two groups of people to connect. Kids make most people smile especially those with dementia

It is estimated that there are over 50 million caregivers, of people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, worldwide. Learn what a hard job they have and why they deserve everyone's praise this Labor Day.

Did you ever wonder why folks with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia smile, when they see a baby's face? Charles Osgood wondered too. His file on August 5,shared some interesting facts about why we all smile when we see a baby's face.

There is plenty of summer left. Persons with dementia,deserve to go outdoors to enjoy the warm weather and outside activities.Several strategies will help you enjoy the rest of the summer with them.