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But Who Will Take Care of the Women? [3 Things to Consider]

But Who Will Take Care of the Women? [3 Things to Consider]

Women tend to be family caregivers. Women are also diagnosed with dementia more than their male counterparts. How can we take better care of our caregivers?

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June 18, 2020
Presence Prevails When Memories Fade

Presence Prevails When Memories Fade

Taylor writes about taking her grandma on a trip down memory lane. She explores the concepts of home and presence in the context of dementia memory loss.

Posted on
June 18, 2020
Rethinking an Activity Professional's Role

Rethinking an Activity Professional's Role

A former Activities Coordinator shares her perspective on the most important aspects of this role. She offers an insightful approach, specifically for working with people living with dementia.

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June 18, 2020
What It's Like to Care for a Parent

What It's Like to Care for a Parent

Rebecca Fuller (MSc Psychology of Dementia Care) writes about her experience caring for a parent with dementia. Caring for a parent isn't easy, but you are never alone. Reading the stories of others in the same situation can help.

Posted on
June 18, 2020
Relationships in Care

Relationships in Care

Guest writer Jenni Mack writes about building strong relationships between care home staff, residents and their families. She explores why this is good for business and how StoriiCare can help!

Posted on
June 18, 2020
Tips on How to Sleep Better with Dementia

Tips on How to Sleep Better with Dementia

The symptoms of dementia can cause major disruption to sleeping patterns. Read these top tips for helping someone with dementia sleep safe and sound!

Posted on
June 18, 2020
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