Why Inclusive Language Matters in Dementia and Senior Care
A reflection on why inclusive, non-assumptive language matters in dementia and senior care — and how thoughtful wording helps caregivers feel seen, supported, and understood. Rethinking “Loved Ones”: How Language Shapes Dementia Care In senior care, the words we choose matter more than we think. They don’t just describe what we do — they shape […]
Can Seniors with Dementia Live Alone?
Learn when it’s no longer safe for a senior with dementia to live alone. Get expert insight on risks, red flags, and care options from Serving Hands Senior Care. A dementia diagnosis often feels like the ground shifting beneath your feet—especially for families trying to decide how to best support a loved one. One of […]
Getting Everything Done with Gentle Morning Routines
Seniors have a lot of different things they might want to accomplish each day and it’s easier to do that with routines. Personal care at home can assist with all of these tasks.
Caring Through Calm: 4 De-escalation Tips for Alzheimer’s Care
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is a challenging yet incredibly important role. By approaching each situation with calmness, patience, and empathy, caregivers can create a more supportive environment for both themselves and their loved ones.
Alzheimer’s: The Quiet Journey of Loss and Change
Alzheimer’s is a disease with far-reaching effects, not only in how it silently infiltrates the brain but also in how many lives it touches. Its impact extends beyond those diagnosed, reaching families and friends. Nearly everyone knows someone—a loved one, friend, or neighbour—who is living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. Alarming Alzheimer’s Statistics […]
Encouraging Independence Through Alzheimer’s Home Care
Alzheimer’s home care is there to support seniors and families as they manage Alzheimer’s disease, but these services encourage independence along the way.
“I Lost Myself for a Minute”
Alzheimer’s is an insidious disease, one that slowly takes a person’s mind while leaving their body behind.
Five Ways Alzheimer’s Home Care Can Make Caregiving Easier
Having a trained Alzheimer’s Home Care provider can help you navigate the unknown terrain that Alzheimer’s will lead you through.
Alzheimer’s Care Explains How Gut Health Can Affect Cognitive Function
Knowing more about gut health and making improvements can be a critical part of Alzheimer’s care for seniors and their families.
How to Talk to Someone with Alzheimer’s
This article is just a basic start to encourage those navigating effective communication strategies for their loved ones facing a journey of Alzheimer’s.
