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Creative Outlets You Can Use to Help

Agitation and anxiety are common Alzheimer's symptoms. Learn creative ways to calm your loved one and help take the angst out of Alzheimer's.

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Activities You Can Do Together

People with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia still need social time, exercise, and activities to maintain a good quality of life. Here are some ideas on things you can do.

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Calm Your Loved One With Alzheimer’s Agitation

Here are four ways to soothe someone with Alzheimer’s. Agitation is a common symptom, but there’s a point where professional help is needed.

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Tips to Reduce Agitation

When you're caring for someone with Alzheimer's, agitation can be a frustrating and scary symptom to manage. Learn some strategies to prevent it.

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From bathing to using the bathroom, personal care can become a struggle for someone with Alzheimer's disease. Learn tips to make the daily routine easier.

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