Memory Care Newsletter July 2022
Memory Care Community Insider A Monthly Look Inside Aravilla Clearwater No matter the reason, the date or the season we always can make it a great day at Aravilla. From Birthday parties to [read more]
Self Care For a Loved with One With Memory Disorder
When you were growing up, your parents ensured you had your jacket on and shoes safely tied. They knew that feeling good on the outside could directly affect how you felt on the [read more]
Why Dehydration is a Serious Health Concern for Seniors
Dehydration is unhealthy for anyone at any age, but it is especially common and very harmful to seniors. Our bodies need water to regulate their temperature, maintain blood pressure and eliminate waste. Without [read more]
The Power of Music Therapy for Memory Disorder Patients
In the last decade, music therapy has been increasingly common in therapies for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. Both conditions are characterized by a decline in the patient’s memory, affecting their behavioral, emotional and social [read more]
Cooking Your Loved One’s Favorite Meals Together
Cooking with your loved one is more than just a social activity; it’s also an excellent mental exercise for both of you. Whether they have shown some forgetfulness lately or have been diagnosed [read more]
Activities To Enjoy With Your Loved One When They Have Dementia
As our loved ones age, quality time with them becomes more precious and, at the same time, more challenging.Navigating the day with a loved one diagnosed with dementia can be tricky. Their moods can [read more]
Taking Your Loved One on Vacation When They Have Memory Loss
Planning trips with your loved one, who may already be exhibiting memory loss, may seem daunting. But there are at least three distinct advantages to keeping your travel plans. Health Benefits: Outdoor excursions [read more]
Creating Fun for Seniors with Memory Disorders
Being active and engaged is beneficial for everyone’s physical and cognitive health, especially for seniors with memory disorders. Whether you’re still caring for your loved one at home or you’ve found them the [read more]
Defining Dementia and
How to Know When to Get Help
Suspecting your senior loved one has dementia can be very distressing. But the more you know about this syndrome, the more you can do to improve their quality of life. What is Dementia? [read more]