According to Brain and Life Organization, for some people agony (grief) can become a mental health problem that is characterized by isolation, depression, and anger. If the agony lasts for a while the person needs to be seen by a doctor. The doctor may order pharmacological or nonpharmacological therapies. “The brain's reaction to traumatic misfortune can result in confusion and increased uneasiness that can disturb rest and increment aggravating dreams by night and meddling considerations, such as flashbacks, by day,” says Lisa M. Shulman, MD, FAAN, teacher of neurology at the Coll ..read more

 Pseudobulbar influence is a condition that causes over-the-top and wild crying or giggling irrelevant to either pity or bliss- it can happen with numerous neurologic conditions, including Alzheimer's malady and dementia, amyotrophic sidelong sclerosis, numerous sclerosis, Parkinson's illness, stroke, and traumatic brain damage. Individuals may create PBA when parts of the brain stem that control development have been harmed on both sides of their brains. The basic instrument isn't caught on, but it may be that circuits that include the cerebellum disturb the coordination of feeling. Anal ..read more

 The Impact of Music and Art on Dementia: Unlocking the Therapeutic Potential According to Michelle Wall, Anita Duffy in the Pub Med article  “The effects of music therapy for older people with dementia,” Nationally and internationally, music therapy is often used informally in residential care settings to improve communication, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral skills in elderly patients diagnosed with dementia. However, the benefits of music therapy are under-recognized in Ireland. Numerous studies have been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of music therapy on beh ..read more

 Introduction: Welcome to our blog. This blog will highlight important topics related to dementia and provide valuable insights for those suffering from this complex disease. Today we will discuss important aspects of dementia management. Importance of early detection. Early recognition of the signs and symptoms of dementia allows an individual and her loved ones to take proactive steps to ensure the best possible care, support, and quality of life. Dementia is a progressive neurological disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by cognitive decline, memory l ..read more

  Yes, you should ask your neurologist! Ask yourself is sleep, melatonin, and neurologic disorders are linked?   Yes, they are linked by having low melatonin, low sleep (poor sleep), and neurological symptoms that have to worsen over time, according to research. Did you know that melatonin is a hormone that our pineal gland produces in the brain? The dark promotes the bloodstream. On the other hand, light stops this process. You got it! Get more sleep! This is the way melatonin synchronizes the sleep and awake pattern (night, day). Studies say that decrease melatonin levels ..read more

 Learn How To Sharpen The Memory With These Powerful Methods What is memory? Memory applies to the process that is used to store, return, and then later retrieve information. There are 3 processes that are majorly involved in the memory process: encoding, storage, and retrieval. Human Memory Human Memory is able to preserve and recover information we have learned or experienced. Memory Problems Memory obstacles can span from minor irritation like forgetting car keys to having the major disease. Alzheimer's other dementia that will affect memory long term and affect the ability to func ..read more

 Dementia Training  How effective is Dementia Training?  Dementia Training is 80% effective. It can help clients and patients stay safe and out of facilities. They can reside at home most of the time when the caretaker is knowledgeable on how to care for clients and patients. E-Learning raises the awareness of health professionals. E-Learning is great because no one is left out, if you can’t see there are audios to listen to. There are many ways to deliver online.  My E-Learning platform is equipped for students to log in and complete lessons at their own pace, once the ..read more

 Sundowning - How To Manage       Normally sundowning occurs when there is a phase of light fading.   It is said that sundowning is normally found in someone that had Alzhiemers.  Symptoms: Irritated - Bothered Restless - No sleep Confused Disoriented  Curious Throws Tantrums- Yells and Hits Wandering Pacing  Mood Swings Hallucinating     It is said that 1 in 5 people with Alzheimer's get sundowning. Causes: The causes are not scientifically known. Some scientists think it happens due to ..read more

 Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) - is a disease that is connected with abnormal deposits of protein that is called alpha-Synuclein in the brain. These deposits are called Lewy Bodies. This leads to issues with memory (thinking) movement behavior and mood. This dimension is common.    Symptoms:  May be mild, the person may still function normally as the disease progresses and thinking, movement decline a person may require help. As the condition worsens the person may need total care.      Causes: The causes are unknown.     &n ..read more

 Creutzfeldt - Jakob Disease (CJD) also known as prion human disease. It is said to be a neurodegenerative disorder. This disease quickly spreads and is always fatal. Having an infection with this disease will lead to death within one year. In many countries, the USA being one - the estimate is one case per million population.  Mental states loosen when the disease progresses. Symptoms Memory Loss Insomnia Incoordination Personality Changes Blindness (Vision Issues) Hard Time Speaking  Difficulty Swallowing  Random Jerky Movements   ..read more