How To Deal With Resistance To Home Care
One of the biggest hurdles you can face when helping a loved one is resistance to care. How can you […]
Helping People with ALS Communicate
Many ALS patients have stated that losing the ability to speak is the worst part of the disease. The power
What is Long-Distance Caregiving
When a loved one needs care and you are far away, there are still many things you can do to
June is ALS Awareness Month
In Canada, June is ALS month. Local groups and individuals take part in a wide range of activities aimed at
Detecting and Preventing Malnutrition in Seniors
Malnutrition is a serious health problem for seniors, and is more common than you’d think. Learn the signs and causes
When Should a Person with Dementia Stop Driving?
Driving is a powerful symbol of independence and adulthood. We all know that the concentration and quick reaction times required
How To Communicate With a Person With Dementia
Trying to communicate with a person who has Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging. Communication skills are gradually eroded by dementia,
Alzheimer’s and Day-to-Day Activities
Alzheimer’s disease can make ordinary, day-to-day activities challenging. Here are some tips to make daily tasks easier for the patient,
Compassionate Palliative Care and Personal Support
It’s not easy to lose a loved one, and the lives of the bereaved are impacted in many ways. It is essential for them to heal after their loss. Families are often shaken by being involved at the end-of-life care of a loved one. Health care professionals can provide the best palliative care by understanding the emotional experiences of family members and offering the most support possible.
Home Care For ALS Patients in Ottawa
ALS – Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (commonly known as “Lou Gehrig’s Disease”) is a progressive, neurodegenerative disease that attacks motor neurons