Thanksgiving is a beautiful holiday that reminds us to be thankful for the important people in our lives. It's a time for families to gather together and share a meal. When a loved one has dementia, it's important to take some extra steps in order to plan a successful holiday experience.
Fall is a cozy time with many opportunities to engage in activities with a loved one with dementia. Crafts like this decorative decoupage pumpkin allow you to spend positive time with your loved one. They are able to express themselves creatively and create a lovely decoration for the fall holidays.
When you are caring for a loved one with dementia, there can be a lot of challenges juggling their care with the rest of your life. Finding ways to engage with your loved one doesn't need to be one of those challenges.
Activities for a loved one with dementia don’t need to be complicated or expensive. In fact, one of the best and easiest ways to give your loved one the opportunity to express themselves is popular with people of all ages: coloring books.
Simple crafts are a wonderful way to connect with a loved one with dementia. Timing your crafts to the holidays can help them to stay oriented with the seasons and bring some festivity to your home.
