Music is a fundamental part of what makes us human. As babies, long before we string together sentences, we learn to hum a melody. It speaks to our emotions, stirs memories, and even shapes our social bonds. And music stays with us, even if our other memories begin to fade away. This is precisely why
Does this sound familiar? You’re sitting with a friend over a cup of coffee, and you find yourself asking them to repeat what they’ve said several times during the conversation. Are they mumbling, or are you just not hearing them? If this scenario happens frequently, you’re not alone. Hearing loss affects up to 23% of
The forgetfulness of leaving your keys on the counter again might seem like a common occurrence, but for individuals who have experienced a brain injury, memory loss can be far more significant and impactful. This blog post dives into the ways brain injuries can affect memory, offering insights and resources to help navigate these challenges
Have you noticed a change in your loved one's behavior when the sun sets? It is not uncommon for persons with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia to display erratic or confused behavior as daylight fades. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as sundowning, short for Sundowner’s syndrome. Sundowning is not a sickness in and
Has Parkinson's disease become a part of yours or your loved one's life? It's a condition that affects millions worldwide, and its impact can vary greatly from person to person. With such variation, it’s natural to wonder - when is the right time to seek extra support? Understanding the Parkinson's Journey Parkinson's is a brain
Alzheimer’s is a progressive form of dementia that affects nearly 7 million Americans and their families. As Alzheimer’s progresses, providing care can be both emotionally and physically demanding. However, with the right approach, caregivers can make a significant difference in the lives of those they support, helping their loved ones live well and find joy,
Imagine a world where a dementia or Alzheimer’s diagnosis isn’t seen as a loss but can empower those experiencing symptoms to find new meaning and continue living fulfilling lives. While there's no cure yet for dementia, exciting research suggests that happiness might be a powerful tool - both for preventing dementia and living well with
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