Traditions of Deerfield Articles

Category: Dementia & Memory Care

Find supportive dementia and memory care resources from Traditions of Deerfield in Loveland, Ohio. This category offers helpful articles for families navigating Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, memory care decisions, communication challenges, care transitions, and ways to support a loved one with compassion and confidence.

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Moving a Loved One To Memory Care: How to Address and Ease This Transition 
Wendy Briggs, Director of Cognitive Services A question we often hear from adult children and their families as they struggle...
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Don’t Let Dementia Get in the Way of Your Holiday Celebrations
Guest Blogger: Courtney Price, Varietas Director, Traditions of Lebanon As we approach the holiday season, planning for your holiday events is important. We...
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Safely Celebrate Spooky Season Around Loved Ones With Dementia 
Autumn is a season of change. Among the ever-changing colors of the leaves, cooler temperatures, and endless pumpkin spice-flavored treats...
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A Positive Approach to Memory Care
Memory care may be a critical part of maintaining a high quality of life for many seniors. In fact, seniors...
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Traditions at North Willow in Indianapolis, Indiana, is using her voice to help fight Alzheimer’s
Mary Evans, Program Director at Traditions at North Willow in Indianapolis, Indiana, is using her voice to help fight Alzheimer’s.  September...
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Maintaining Friendships Despite a Dementia Diagnosis
Originally published on AARP: At first, you might think your friend is just having a few bad days with forgetfulness,...
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10 Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer's
Originally published on Alzheimer's Association: Memory loss that disrupts daily life may be a symptom of Alzheimer's or other dementia. Alzheimer's is...
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Tips to Make Mealtimes Easier for People with Alzheimer’s
Originally published on National Institute on Aging: Sticking to familiar foods and routines can make mealtimes easier for people with...
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Growing movement uses power of music in Alzheimer’s treatment
Originally published on NBC News: Dozens of choirs have been founded nationwide for people with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. The...
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When I was diagnosed with dementia I thought it was the end of the world. It’s not
Originally published on The Guardian: It’s been almost a decade now since I was visiting my patients and was startled...
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