Category: Activities for Seniors
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Ensuring the Safety and Wellbeing of Elderly Loved Ones Living Alone
Aiyo, why you so kaypoh? But thank you lah! Growing older often means facing unique challenges, especially for those seniors who choose to live independently. One of the primary concerns for family members is the safety of their elderly loved ones, particularly if they are living alone. The potential for falls, medical emergencies, and the […]
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Maximizing Recovery for Stroke Survivors with Engaging Worksheets
For those assisting stroke survivors on their path to recovery, every tool and activity that aids the journey becomes indispensable. Whether it’s regaining fine motor control, enhancing cognitive functions, or refining visual perception, every step counts. We will shed light on three remarkable activity sheets developed with the insight of occupational therapy to promote post-stroke […]
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Using Activity Sheets to Maintain Independence in Parkinson’s: Flow Link Sheets & Handwriting Worksheets
For individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, maintaining functional independence in daily activities is not just essential for physical well-being but also for emotional and psychological health. This blog will discuss two main types of activity sheets designed to assist those with Parkinson’s. Flow Link Sheets Flow link sheets involve connecting identical numbers or colored dots, […]
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10 Engaging Activities for People with Dementia: A Practical Guide
Living with dementia poses its own set of challenges for the affected individual and their caregivers. However, engaging in stimulating activities not only improves cognitive function but also contributes significantly to enhancing mood and overall quality of life. This guide delves deep into ten meticulously chosen activities tailored for individuals with dementia, ensuring a blend of recreation, nostalgia, and cognitive stimulation.
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13 Early Signs of Dementia in Aging Parents
As the global population ages, an increasing number of adults find themselves caring for elderly parents. Dementia is a general term used to describe a decline in mental abilities that is severe enough to interfere with daily life. In this blog, we will delve into 13 early signs of dementia as early detection is key […]
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Navigating the Dialysis Journey: A Practical Guide for Caregivers
As caregivers, we are often thrust into a role that we have little preparation for, and when the care involves dialysis, it can be quite daunting. The purpose of this article is to provide practical tips that can ease the journey for new caregivers assisting elderly loved ones on dialysis. 1. Understand the Fatigue Factor […]
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The 5 Best Tech Gift Ideas for the Elderly
Sending useful gifts to your elderly loved ones during their birthday, a holiday, or any other special occasion can be a great way to express your love. Typical gifts for elderly include tea sets, home decorating supplies, shavers, household accessories, framed family photos, books with large text, gardening tools, crocheting kits, and other such products. However, gifting […]
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A guide to teaching elderly parents how to use a smartphone
Have you ever wondered how eight-year-olds can intuitively use smartphones whereas seniors with rich life experience find it difficult to understand them? The elderly are ‘digitally unprepared’ because they grew up without the help of such technology. Teaching them can be difficult but it is important if you don’t want to deprive them of all […]
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7 Things To Do During Dialysis For Elderly
Dialysis is a treatment that replicates the functions of the kidneys by removing toxins, wastes and excess body fluids from the body. There are two main types of dialysis: hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. The effectiveness of these two types of dialysis is comparable but the working principles are quite different. What happens during kidney dialysis? […]
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Fun Activities to do with Seniors this Chinese New Year (2020)
There are lots and lots of fun activities for everyone in Singapore this New Year. Do you have seniors at home and are wondering just where you can have fun with your elderly loved ones? Here are some activities you don’t want to miss out on. The Official Light-Up and Opening Ceremony This marks the […]
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5 ONLINE ACTIVITIES FOR SENIORS
Quite a number of seniors may have limited mobility due to their physical health, but it is crucial to engage in activities to be mentally active. Online activities allow tablet and mobile devices to be the tool for engagement in any place and at anytime, for example when waiting at a doctor’s clinic. It requires […]