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6 Tips to Help Someone with Dementia Feel Comfortable Showering
For families caring for a loved one with dementia, encouraging them to maintain personal hygiene can be one of the most challenging aspects of caregiving. Resistance to showering or bathing is common in individuals with dementia, often due to fear, confusion, or discomfort. However, with patience, understanding, and the right approach, you can make this task more manageable for both you and your loved one.
Read MoreEnsuring Safety and Security: Tips for Keeping Elderly Parents Safe at Home
Keeping elderly parents safe at home requires a proactive and holistic approach that addresses various aspects of safety and well-being. By understanding the risks, implementing practical safety measures, fostering social engagement, and providing ongoing support, you can create a safe and secure environment that allows your parent to age with dignity, independence, and peace of mind at home.
Read MoreMake Showering Easier and Safer for Your Aging Parent
The risk of a bad fall, the accessibility of bathing supplies, getting in and out of the shower stall or tub, and contending with poor vision, hearing loss, and frailty can make the idea of taking a shower overwhelming.
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