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Play Music

For seniors with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, music is one of the most powerful ways to ignite the memory. Cognitive decline impacts many parts of the brain, but it leaves the areas responsible for musical memories relatively unscathed, which means seniors with Alzheimer’s and dementia can find emotional solace in songs and that you should play your loved one’s old favorites when you want to soothe his or her nerves or reminisce about the past. Your loved one may also be able to form new musical memories. To optimise memory making, encourage your loved one to sing along with each song. Vocalisations may cement the new, unique memory in the mind. Subscribe to view ATAHA Story here! only $50 (story cover, south sudan, congo, and uganda event of 14 yrs - 71) mother of 13 children, currently less

Encourage Conversation

When asking seniors about the past, it’s important to set the right conversational tone. If you ask specific questions, such as, “Do you remember when Aunt Liala surprised us at the beach when I was twelve?” your loved one might feel bad if he or she doesn’t remember. Instead of asking questions that draw on specific memories, ask open-ended questions, such as, “Which family vacation was your favourite?” This approach may spark the easy familial conversations that reaffirm old memories and create new ones.

A compassionate professional carer can also provide a great deal of memory stimulation for your loved one. If your senior loved one needs help managing an illness or assistance with daily tasks, make sure you choose a top-rated organization.  UNCC Assistance is here to help your loved one live a happier and healthier life in the golden years. From the mentally stimulating activities in our Cognitive Therapeutics Method to our friendly Care Managers who are available to answer your questions 24 hours a day, we offer a wide array of high-quality at-home care services. Reach out to us at Home Care Assistance if you need compassionate, professional care for your loved one. Call one of our dedicated Care Managers today  in Kenya  infor@uncc.agency or +254715177103 to learn about the high quality of our in-home care services

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