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Activities for People with Dementia

http://caregiverrelief.com/activities... The importance of activities for dementia patients at home should not be overlooked. Activities promote well being and can help channel energy to avoid negative or challenging behaviors Welcome to caregiver relief. This is Diane carbo, your host today, and our hot topic for today's presentation is activities for people with dementia. Let's get started. Activities for people with dementia are important at all. Stages of the disease. These activities will vary depending on the stage of the disease, the physical and cognitive ability of the person with dementia, as well as their age. The goal of these activities will be to offer variety, to achieve things such as helping the person with dementia remain happy and positive, which is essential to staving off depression, maintain a level of self-worth in those who are in the earlier middle stages and to improve their sense of wellbeing, maintaining some level of physical and mental condition is. For some, this may even slow the progression of the disease. These activities could also help care partners taking care of somebody with a debilitating disease can be challenging for anyone. This is true, no matter how strong the relationship between the caregiver and the family member was to begin with a focus on special routines and practicing mindful. Can be beneficial to both the caregiver and the family member. This is usually pivotal in enhancing patient care. It has also been shown to delight, to delay cognitive decline. It also decreases the stress levels of the caregiver as they are less likely to find a task caregiving, unmanageable choosing the right routine. Well help the patient find the kind of structure that helps them to overcome some of the challenges they face and for the caregiver, this lessens the workload as it is easier when the patient, as it easier as it is for the patient, the less challenging things will be for the caregiver. It also helps strengthen the bond between the patient and the family member, caring for forward. Many of the ideas for keeping the patients mentally and physically occupy involve the caregiver as well. And the caregiver benefits directly by learning new ways to cope with some challenges, they've faced some activities for people with dementia, the types of activities for individuals with dementia. It depends a great deal on the stage they are in and the type of dementia they are suffering. The truth is people coping with this disease can still enjoy a range of activities since the men just such as Alzheimer's disease tends to Rob suffers of their memory. Memory games are very important in the early stages of the disease in the early stages of dementia, many people can still follow instructions. It is a good idea to encourage games that call for remembering things and talk. Memory games or brain games such as playing cards, reciting nursery, rhymes, board games, or even talking about that history or life events are great activities. Some activities you may want to partake in are puzzles and card games to help sharpen the memory, simple crafts or activities that your family member enjoyed before they may enjoy it. Basic household tasks will not only help keep the person with dementia active. It allows them to continue to go useful and independent, of course, listening to their favorite music. Not only helps provide memories for them. It's also a great way to relax outdoor activities like gardening or like yard work, or also morale boosters in the very early stages of dementia. Depression may follow. Once a person has been newly diagnosed. This, this person may not want to do anything. They lose their motivation, getting the person with dementia interest in something that you like is especially important at this stage. It can, however, be proved to be a difficult task for you to encourage and motivate them. Journaling is a popular and useful activity. To help those in the early stages to deal with their feelings and the emotions they are going through as physical abilities and the census decline, it is important to incorporate movement into their life dancing or even taking walks and talking are especially beneficial. If the person is still able to do simple tasks, such as cleaning, folding clothes or other basic things. These should be encouraged to do so. Here is a list of some simple pleasurable activities that you may want to consider in the early stages of dementia. Read the daily paper. Reader's digest out loud, ask a friend with a baby or a child to visit plants, seeds, indoors, and out. Decrease or prevent challenging or negative behaviors. As we said before, the truth is people coping with this illness can still enjoy a range of activities. Thank you for joining us today. Activity. People with the mental was brought to you by caregiver relief. I hope you will join us in the future.