Dimensions Of Wellness That Can Improve Seniors’ Lives And Phoenix Assisted Care

  • July 26, 2019 BY  Anthem Seniors
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Wellness isn’t one-dimensional. Although, experts have varying ideas on the number of dimensions and their names, but they typically agree on six core factors, or the six dimensions of wellness commonly cited include occupational, social, physical, spiritual, emotional and intellectual. These dimensions are important for a healthy life. We’ll look at each one in more detail. At Anthem Senior Living… Read More

Activities For Alzheimer’s Patients At Home From Phoenix Assisted Living Facilities

  • July 25, 2019 BY  Anthem Seniors
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Engaging in productive activities can help seniors suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or a similar form of dementia- feel empowered and independent. As the older adult requires more assistance with the activities of daily life, depression may creep in and they may lose interest in the world around them. Help your loved one feel positive and successful by structuring their days… Read More

Things You Should Know About Anosognosia & Alzheimer’s And Senior Care In AZ

  • July 18, 2019 BY  Anthem Seniors
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People don’t always feel comfortable accepting that they have a condition especially when it is a serious mental illness likebipolar disorder or schizophrenia thatthey’ve been newly diagnosed with. This isn’t uncommon and most people eventually accept the diagnosis. Sometimes, the rejection is long-lasting, and it’s not simply denial that’s causing a person to reject the facts, it’s a condition called… Read More

Causes of Sundown Syndrome in Senior People and Phoenix Assisted Living

  • July 18, 2019 BY  Anthem Seniors
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Sundown syndrome affects people in the mid to late stages of Alzheimer’s disease and related forms of dementia. When you are with someone with Alzheimer’s disease, you may notice changes in ways they act in the late afternoon or early evening. This is called by doctors sundowning or sundown syndrome. Fading light seems to be the trigger with the symptoms… Read More

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