Growing up in the 1960s meant having no internet, no Netflix and no social media. It was a time where everyone would gather around the huge TV box and discover new songs and dances from shows like American Bandstand. Your favorite weekend activities were probably making tie-dye shirts and catching the latest movies at the…
In spring, there is a sense of renewal and new beginnings. There’s no better time than now to try out some new activities with family. For your loved one with dementia, maintaining an active lifestyle and enjoying the outdoors helps them to stay positive and healthy. Are you making a list of spring activities that…
Mardi Gras is celebrated across many cities within the United States. Regardless of where you live, you can get your senior loved ones involved with the celebrations by encouraging them to participate in the fun preparations. Here are some ideas that we have collated to help you celebrate Mardi Gras with older adults in an…