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We share simple, compassionate ways to help a loved one with dementia feel included during busy days and holidays. Gentle roles, calm spaces, music, and storytelling help build safety and connection without stress or perfection.
• giving small, doable roles that build belonging
• slowing the pace and using simple words
• using storytelling and preserved long-term memories
• creating quiet spaces with familiar comfort items
• using familiar music to reset mood and energy
• valuing presence even without active participation
• trusting emotional memory over perfect facts
• practicing patience, gentle tone, and steady cues
Find more reflections and resources for seniors and caregivers at Senior SafetyAdvice.com and come back tomorrow for another moment of calm guidance and encouragement right here on the Senior Safety Advice podcast
For more information about aging in place and caregiving for older adults, visit our website at SeniorSafetyAdvice.com
By Esther C Kane CAPS, C.D.S.Got a comment or idea? Send us a text.
We share simple, compassionate ways to help a loved one with dementia feel included during busy days and holidays. Gentle roles, calm spaces, music, and storytelling help build safety and connection without stress or perfection.
• giving small, doable roles that build belonging
• slowing the pace and using simple words
• using storytelling and preserved long-term memories
• creating quiet spaces with familiar comfort items
• using familiar music to reset mood and energy
• valuing presence even without active participation
• trusting emotional memory over perfect facts
• practicing patience, gentle tone, and steady cues
Find more reflections and resources for seniors and caregivers at Senior SafetyAdvice.com and come back tomorrow for another moment of calm guidance and encouragement right here on the Senior Safety Advice podcast
For more information about aging in place and caregiving for older adults, visit our website at SeniorSafetyAdvice.com