Yes, Parkinson’s disease is a type of Dementia. It is a progressive disorder that affects changes in the body movement. The average age of onset of Parkinson’s disease is 60 years and the longer somebody has it, the more likely they are to develop dementia. What causes the illness? What are the symptoms, risk factors […]
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Frankly, caregiving is not an easy task to do. The role of a caregiver demands more patience, better understanding, self-discipline, above all a scads of responsibilities. If you are into this role, firstly, pat yourself on your back, you are doing a fabulous job! A recent study published by the National Academy of Science suggests […]
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Are you a dementia caregiver? Reading this blog may assist you in caring for your family member or adored one suffering from dementia. The fact is: caring for someone with dementia is not easy. At a point, it might make you feel quite exhausting. To subdue those situations, you need to learn more about […]
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If you have a loved one with dementia and you’re caring for them, it’s important for you to understand options for long term care for dementia. Remember that you also need to carefully evaluate the quality and service of care. Here’s help for you on how and what to know about long term dementia care. […]
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It’s not groundbreaking news that the teenage can be one of the most difficult periods of one’s life. The lives of millions of teens experience physical, mental, and emotional growth. But not every teenager handles this growth in the same way. And not every parent of a teenager knows exactly how to cope with during […]
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Who does not want to be treated with dignity? As a matter of fact all of us! But the sorry part of all talks about dignity is that seldom words match the action when we talk about treating a mentally ill person with all the dignity he or she deserves.
Threat to dignity
The fact of the matter is that worldwide, among human right activists and champions of human dignity, there is a growing concern a...
Caring is giving goes the saying. But caring a mentally ill person is more about giving your 101 per cent. Further still, if the person in question is someone very near and dear to you, for example your dad or mom, it brings a lot of responsibility and moral obligation on your shoulder. And, herein is the real litmus test of your grit!
Mental disorders
Imagine a situation: Mom in her mid 50s and f...
“The mind is its own place, and in itself / Can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven,” the famous quote from Paradise Lost, Book I, by 17th century English poet John Milton speaks about an impressionable mind. The
mind reacts positively or negatively to corresponding situations and affects our state of physical being...
This psychological trick doesn’t need you to diet, no need to exercise, no need to subdue the craving. All it needs you to do is being attentive of how you eat. Confused? Well this is called Mindful Eating. You must have h
eard about mindfulness earlier. Mindfulness is all about being aware of your surroundings and being in the present moment. Now lets apply the same to eating.
Mindful Eating nee...
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