COMMUNICATING WITH THOSE WITH DEMENTIA THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
Those with dementia suffer with memory loss, making everyday activities difficult, especially communicating. Since the holidays are a time for […]
HOW TO STAY ACTIVE IN NURSING HOMES
There comes a time when we get older that we may need to consider living in a nursing home. This
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FOODS TO EAT THAT ARE GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN
Brain health is important, especially as we grow older. Brain exercises along with physical exercise can help mitigate the onset
DEMENTIA AND DRIVING: HELPING A LOVED ONE WITH DEMENTIA COPE
It is important to always drive safely and obey the laws of the road. Those with dementia, unfortunately, should not
INTRODUCING SMART’S CAREGIVER COFFEEBREAK
At SMART Brain Aging, we are thrilled to introduce SMART’s Caregiver Coffeebreak starting on February 6th. The free support group
TRUE OR FALSE: ARE WOMEN AT GREATER RISK FOR DEVELOPING ALZHEIMER’S?
Alzheimer’s is known as the most common form of dementia, with more than five million people diagnosed in the United
HOW TO STAY ACTIVE AFTER BEING DIAGNOSED WITH DEMENTIA
It is important to be active and social throughout your life and this is especially true after being diagnosed with
DEMENTIA FRIENDLY PLACES ON THE RISE
Living with dementia can be difficult and often times the world around us is not ideal for those suffering with
This is Dementia Set to Premiere This April!
SMART Brain Aging’s very own dementia specialist, Dr. John DenBoer, has been working endlessly for the past few years to
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COULD WATCHING TELEVISION INCREASE YOUR RISK OF GETTING DEMENTIA?
Do you love to watch television? You are not alone, as people all over the world spend a lot of