2019

If your child is going to be attending their first applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy session, there are a few things that you can do that will help prepare your child for their session. Here are a few things you can do to help your child feel comfortable during their session.  1. Allow Your Child to Brink a Security Toy  It is okay to let your child bring an object that will reassure them.

People with Alzheimer's disease lose the ability to participate in activities they once loved as their disease progresses. Sports, hobbies, and daily activities such as cooking unfortunately usually fall by the wayside. While Alzheimer's patients' interests may wane, it is still important to keep them engaged in activities. Here are five tips to encourage interaction. Utilize Assisted Living Services Whether you place a parent in an assisted living facility, have in-home assisted living services, or take advantage of senior daycare programs, planned activities are a big part of the amenities they offer.

Many people all over the United States benefit greatly from assisted living facilities. These are living solutions for people who require some daily care but not to a great extent. They might need help, for example, with getting out of bed or with remembering to take medications, but they typically do not require much beyond some basic assistance. Often, people wonder whether assisted living facilities are right for them or their loved ones or when it's time to move into one.

Many senior citizens reach an age where they are still mostly independent but no longer want to deal with the hassle of owning and maintaining their home. In this type of situation, moving into a retirement community can be a good option. It is also not uncommon for senior citizens to opt to live in a retirement community after their spouse or significant other passes away. If you or a senior family member are thinking about moving into a retirement community, it is very important to take your time and select the right one.