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Promote Good Sleep Hygiene with a Consistent Bedtime Routine
Promoting good sleep hygiene with a consistent bedtime routine can significantly enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia and their carers.
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Engage in Sensory Activities: Hand Massages and Aromatherapy for Dementia Care
By engaging the senses gently and respectfully, carers can improve the overall well-being and quality of life for those living with dementia.
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Reminiscence Therapy: Using Photos, Objects, and Videos to Spark Conversations
By thoughtfully utilising photos, objects, and videos, carers can foster stronger relationships and significantly enrich the lives of those they care for.
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Use Calendars, Clocks, and Labels to Provide Clear Cues
For individuals living with dementia, clear visual cues can be a lifeline, helping them navigate time and space with greater ease.
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Listen Actively, Even if Words Don’t Make Sense—It’s the Emotion That Matters
Active listening is about prioritising the person’s emotional experience over the literal meaning of their words.
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Use Visual Cues and Gestures to Aid Understanding
Incorporating visual cues and gestures isn’t just beneficial for the person with dementia—it can also make caregiving more manageable.