HELP FAMILIES REMODEL HOME BEFORE THEY SELL
We welcome Brian Ray and he talks about his business and how he helps families with the difficult task of selling and fixing up a home.
Similar Posts
Word Scramble 7 #elephantbrain
Activate your brain with riddles and brain teasers. Find more mind games, word games, word scrambles, riddles, trivia games, guessing games, puns and dad jokes at beeamazing.org. Brain teasers are fun for all ages. Kids and adults can solve these fun riddles… Can you?
Eating habits change as we age.
Jeff from Caring Senior Service shares his thoughts on Why our parents may have difficulty eating.
Jeff Salter
Caring Senior Service
www.caringseniorservice.comDifficult Questions to Ask Mom and Dad – Morgan Van Dyke
We answer questions for caregiver that are taking care of their parents. Morgan joins us and shares her expertise.
Antique Guessing Game | Memory Challenge for Seniors & Caregivers
Test your memory with this antique guessing game. Great for caregivers and seniors to spark conversation and recognition.
This guessing game focuses on antiques and everyday items from the past.
You’ll see a close-up image—try to guess what it is before the full object is revealed.
👉 Watch the video above and play along.
Antiques and older household items often bring back strong memories, making this a great activity for conversation and connection.
Caregivers can pause and ask:
- “Do you remember using something like this?”
- “What was it used for?”
- “Did you have one of these?”
Even if the answer isn’t exact, these moments can lead to meaningful stories and shared experiences.
Why Antiques Help Trigger Memories
Objects from the past are often tied to long-term memory, which can remain strong even as short-term memory changes. Recognizing or even discussing these items can help spark stories, emotions, and meaningful interaction between caregivers and loved ones.
Fun family activities
With Holidays around the corner many don’t while visiting mom and dad. Brian Mitchell from Silver Companions answers your questions.
Dementia Connection Institute – Jennifer Stelter
We are chatting today with Jennifer Stelter creator of Dementia Connection Institute & NeuroEssence and also auther.
Neuroessence.org
Book – The busy caregiver’s guide to advanced Alzheirmer’s Disease
