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Caregivers Share: Maintaining an Active Lifestyle Part II

Activities

Part two of our series celebrating National Physical Fitness and Sports Month and National Mental Health Awareness Month

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Ask the Experts: Virtual Reality Therapy with the CEO of MyndVR

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Chris Brinkler discusses how digital therapeutic interventions can expand treatment for Alzheimer’s disease and improve quality of life, even for caregivers.

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Caregivers Share: Maintaining an Active Lifestyle

Activities

For older adults, especially those with Alzheimer’s disease, even leisurely physical activity offers benefits for their physical and mental health.

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Anticipatory Grief & Alzheimer’s Disease

For You

What anticipatory grief looks like, and how and where caregivers can cope with a complicated loss experience.

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A Day In The Life of Caregiver Jessica Smith

For You

Jessica Smith opens up about long-distance caregiving, how her mother’s diagnosis and the journey have become part of a greater purpose.

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Caregivers Share: Tips for bathing, grooming, and dressing

For You

At some point, people with Alzheimer’s disease will need help with personal hygiene. There are ways to support them while keeping them comfortable and protecting their dignity.

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Making the most out of doctor appointments: tips for caregivers

Medicine

As a caregiver, you have an essential role in helping your loved one make the most of their time with their healthcare providers.

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Caregivers Share: Helping family & friends understand Alzheimer’s disease

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The caregiving community shares practical tips for explaining your loved one’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis to friends, family members, and other important people in your life.

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A caregiver’s guide to traveling and Alzheimer’s disease

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Traveling with a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be challenging. Caregivers can help make the experience more manageable with the proper preparation and mindset.

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Caregivers Share: Coping with agitation and aggression

Behavior

The Alzheimer’s Caregivers Network asked the caregiving community to share their best tips for coping with agitated and aggressive behaviors. Read personal experiences and advice directly from caregivers and experts themselves.

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