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Carers come from all walks of life. There are millions of people around the world that provide care on an unpaid basis for a relative, friend or neighbour in need of support due to old age, disability, frailty or illness. The population of carers is dynamic: at least a third…

A special celebration was held at the Dementia Support Day Centre honouring Avron School & Daycare Supplies for their contribution to the Memory Loss Foundation. The Memory Loss Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that cares for people with memory loss disorders. Without the monthly support from companies such as Avron,…

At first, denial can be a healthy defense against admitting that your loved one has dementia. Denial involves not acknowledging what you see or hear and/or subconsciously ignoring what you see or hear. Denial helps you block the more painful aspects of reality. However, if denial continues too long, then…

As people with dementia lose their ability to perform daily tasks, the caregivers struggle to find new solutions to help with these daily activities. It is crucial for caregivers to maintain their emotional and physical health. Caregivers must prepare themselves and understand what their loved ones are experiencing and seek…

All transitions can be tough, especially when it seems so foreign. The Adult Day Program setting is ideal for people who enjoy socializing and need more engagement throughout the day. Our day program was created to give independence back to those living with dementia, and to allow for respite care…

Whether living at home or in a nursing home, visiting your loved one who suffers from any form of dementia can become very challenging. Using the Montessori Methods for Dementia, here are several tips to make your visit more enjoyable and beneficial for the both of you: If the experience…