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  1. www.alz.org › for-patients-caregivers › downloadable-resourcesDownloadable Resources | Alzheimer's Association

    For health care professionals, our PDF formatted resources can be printed out or emailed directly to those affected by Alzheimer's or other dementias. Call our 24 hours, seven days a week helpline at 800.272.3900

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  2. www.ncabz.org › wp-content › uploadsAlzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group: Facilitator’s Guide Laura...

    Caregiver support groups bring individual caregivers together to talk about their experiences and feelings, share stories of caregiving successes and failures, learn information about the dementia disease process, tips for caregiving skills and stress management, and to get connected to helpful local resources. Additionally, participating

  3. howtocareforseniors.com › top-10-free-printable-activities-for-dementia-patientsTop 10 Free Printable Activities for Dementia Patients

    4 gru 2023 · By incorporating memory activities into the daily routines of dementia patients, caregivers and loved ones provide more than just cognitive stimulation—they create opportunities for individuals to reconnect with their past, validate their identity, and foster a resilient and engaged mental state.

  4. www.piedmont.org › media › fileDementia Caregivers Guide - Piedmont Healthcare

    Introduction. Understanding and Caring for the Person with Dementia: A Practical Guide for Caregivers. is written primarily for family members caring for a loved one. It is also useful for training staf and volunteers who provide care in nursing homes, hospitals, adult day centers, assisted living facilities and private homes.

  5. www.dementiauk.org › uploads › dementia-uk-caring-from-a-distance-leafletCaring from a distance

    Caring from a distance – when the person lives at home If possible, visit the person’s home to ensure that it is as safe, secure and comfortable as possible. If you cannot visit, ask a more local family member or friend to take a look. You could make the following checks: • Look for trip hazards such as loose carpets or rugs, trailing wires

  6. www.nadtc.org › wp-content › uploadsDementia, Caregiving and Transportation Toolkit

    The Dementia, Caregiving and Transportation toolkit was adapted from NADTC’s Winter 2017-2018 online course which provided an in-depth look at transportation needs and concerns experienced by family caregivers, particularly caregivers of individuals with dementia, and offered guidance on community approaches for connecting transportation and car...

  7. theconversationproject.org › wp-content › uploadsFor Caregivers of People with Alzheimer’s or Other Forms of...

    Dementia is the illness that leads to their death. Each person living with dementia is unique. Different forms of dementia may affect different parts of the brain. Some people mostly have memory loss, while others have changes in personality, hallucinations, or other changes.