An Alzheimer’s diagnosis can come with many unexpected challenges. One such challenge is navigating the many common sensory changes that can occur at various stages of the disease. The mind’s ability to interpret sensory information may deteriorate even while physical capabilities remain intact. It is easy to fall into the same old routine of maintaining
If you or someone you love has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you may feel like you have no idea what the next steps are. It is always helpful to have a unified support system with everyone on the same page. This support system may consist of family members, friends, personal care providers, support groups
Witnessing a loved one lose their independence and struggle with everyday tasks in the home can be a disheartening experience. Research shows that there are so many benefits to aging in place including minimizing change and stressors, honouring one’s dignity and independence, and maintaining quality of life. But how can we, as those who care
Do you hear it? Dreidels spinning? Slay bells ringing? Because we sure do! The holiday season is upon us and we couldn’t help but put together a guide of BethCare’s favourite things to help you celebrate and share joyful moments with your loved ones. Grab a mug of hot cocoa, your coziest blanket, and curl
Did you know that falls are the leading cause of injury among aging Canadians? Falling poses a huge risk to the health, safety, and independence of elderly individuals, so, hats off to you for being proactive! Even if you do everything just right, accidents can still happen. In this article, we will outline some of
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