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HOW TO ADMINISTER MEDICATIONS TO SOMEONE WITH DEMENTIA

By: Judy Berry, CEO, Lakeview Ranch, Guest Blogger Posted: 1/22/2010 

Celebrate the Popular Choral Group YOUNG@HEART. Nobody's Less than 70!

By: Laurence Harmon, a fan Posted: 1/22/2010 

Young@Heart is an entertainment group whose members, at least 70 years old (and a couple of them 100+!), busted out of an old-age home in Northampton, Massachusetts.  Their music ranges from rock and roll to punk to heavy metal.  

Check this out: http://tinyurl.com/yagut44.

FAMILY MEMBERS CAN REDUCE DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN NURSING HOME RESIDENTS

By: Dr. El (Eleanor Feldman Barbera, Ph.D), Founder of My Better Nursing Home (http://mybetternursinghome.blogspot.com) Posted: 1/21/2010 

MONDAY CHUCKLE: WHY MEN SHOULDN'T WRITE ADVICE COLUMNS

By: Faithful Great Places Reader Posted: 1/18/2010 

FUN WITH ALZHEIMER'S: INTRODUCING LAUGHTER YOGA!

By: Laura Bramly, Guest Blogger Posted: 1/12/2010 

Have you ever heard of Laughter Yoga? 

If not, you're really missing out--especially if you're lucky enough to play with folks who have Alzheimer's! 

Here's Laura Bramly, Great Places' favorite guest blogger, to explain: http://tinyurl.com/y8qfq3n

SENIORS AND THE INTERNET

By: Laurence Harmon Posted: 1/11/2010 

According to the Pew Internet and American Life project, over-65 Web users are just as proficient as the young, although they're less adventurous in the kinds of things they do.

Perhaps we shouldn't be so surprised. Old people have lots of free time, an unhealthy obsession with their bodies, and arcane hobbies. They're practically teenagers.  Here's more:

 

MEET MAX WALLACK, AGE 13. MAX IS A CAREGIVER TO A WIDE WORLD OF ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA VICTIMS. YOU CAN HELP HIM.

By: Max Wallack, Guest Blogger Posted: 1/8/2010 

PuzzlesToRemember (www.PuzzlesToRemember.org) is a section 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that collects puzzles and distributes them to facilities that care for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. I founded this organization after the death of my great-grandmother, who suffered from dementia. Great Grams had lived with my family. I helped care for her from the time I was about six, until her death at 93, when I was 10.