January Sag
20 PLwD speak up on “How do post-holiday emotions especially effect Persons Living with Dementia (PLwD) ?? What strategies can we use??”
Tag Archives: symptom
Bib-Collar as Strategy
It seems lately i must have a “hole in my lip”, thru which foods, drinks, and my prescriptions fall.
Holiday Pages
!! Remember, Links are on colored text, not the pictures !! Right-click on colored text and selecting “open in new tab”,will allow you to return to this tab easily (at top of window) when you finish.Remember, Links are on colored text, NOT the pictures. . These are some of the holiday-themed pages in this blog-space: . “Retain Routine” by […]
Fell Twice
Wed update (25th) is that i messed up: i guess i got a bit complacent. i hugged the dog, he knocked into my head and i got a NEW ball of swelling on my brow. … So i am off FaceBook for remainder of evening and back to cold compresses. Really hoping this will not […]
Reading Strategies
audio + visual + highlighter tool
Mask = No Communication or Identification
on communication and relationships when folks are wearing the necessary mask.
ServiceDog Training for “Pill Watch” Task
Training for how to respond when a pill drops on the floor.
Let it Flow
So starting a new project — Posters
Thinking Aloud as Strategy for Short-Term Memory Challenges
Suggestion; Tell yourself (aloud) … then tell yourself again.
Hallucination Types
Tru here, Recently asked about hallucinations. My super-simple explanation is that, when primary cause is dementia, hallucinations are NOT like day-dreams or night-dreams. They are day-or-night REALITY: “Reality” shows have become a popular thing, but is it “reality”? We see commercials, rewind to get a missed comment, etc. It is not reality. You didn’t feel […]
