How Can Social Activity Improve Memory?

In our last blog, we discussed studies that proved social interaction can lead to improved health outcomes for older adults, from reducing risk of disabilities and depression to living longer. There are also many studies showing that being socially active reduces cognitive decline, including the following: The American Journal of Psychiatric Health published a study […]

The connection between Alzheimer’s and night restlessness

Sundown syndrome—also called sundowning or sunsetting—is a behavior common in people with Alzheimer’s disease. It describes the episodes of confusion, anxiety, agitation, or disorientation that often occur at dusk and into the evening hours. The episodes may last a few hours or throughout the night, which is very draining not only on the caregiver, but […]