Before you introduce any activity to someone with dementia, the brain is already processing everything in the room. The Sensory Spoke of the Wheel of Function Framework™ helps caregivers and care professionals identify when sensory overload or underload is shutting down engagement, and what to change first. Part 3 of a six-part series on activities and the Wheel of Function Framework™.
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When someone living with dementia pushes away an activity, refuses without explanation, or sits through something without really connecting, the answer is rarely about the activity itself. It is almost always about what is happening emotionally first. Here is how to read those signals and what to do about them.
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Most activity advice for dementia caregivers starts in the wrong place. The Wheel of Function Framework™ gives caregivers and care professionals a clinically grounded way to read what the brain needs before any activity begins. Learn what actually works when nothing else has.
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The holiday season offers a unique opportunity to involve family and friends in dementia care. From sharing responsibilities to creating meaningful connections, this guide provides practical tips to educate, engage, and empower loved ones while celebrating the holidays together. Learn how to foster joy, reduce stress, and create lasting memories with your caregiving team.
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The holiday season is often filled with traditions and celebrations, but for caregivers supporting someone living with dementia, it can feel challenging to maintain the festive spirit. By simplifying and adapting traditions, you can create a holiday experience that brings joy, comfort, and meaningful connection. From familiar activities like baking and decorating to sensory-friendly adjustments, this guide offers practical tips to ensure the season remains a cherished time for both you and the person you care for.
