Alzheimer’s belongs to the category of degenerative diseases. It is crucial to take the necessary measures to solve the cognitive impairment experienced and to assist the patient daily. In fact, each task becomes increasingly difficult to perform, so it is
The incredible power of kindness
Suzie will now share with you the incredible power of kindness! Kindness is a powerful yet simple concept. It can make the world a better place by ending the suffering caused by war, hunger, human rights violations and injustice. It
What to do after a stroke?
Today, Suzie wants to talk about the first cause of acquired disability in adults: strokes. In the United States, every year, more than 795,000 people have a stroke. Someone has a stroke every 40 seconds. Do you know someone
How to choose the right caregiver or companion?
Finding the right person to assist someone close to you is not only a matter of experience and qualifications. It is also a question of finding the individual who can establish a relationship of trust. It may be difficult, if
Speech Language Pathologist & Alzheimer’s
As we age, the brain’s ability to remember past events can gradually deteriorate, leading to language and behavioral disorders. Many seniors in France and Europe now have Alzheimer’s disease. Memories slowly fade, verbal and written communication becomes increasingly difficult and
Home care high-qualities
DO YOU HAVE THE QUALITIES REQUIRED TO BECOME A CAREGIVER FOR THE ELDERLY? Are you wondering whether you will be a good caregiver? Suzie will help you with your orientation and list the qualities you need in order to
Learning through play: the benefits of educational games
It is well known that play is an important and very useful development tool for children. New studying methods with modern tools such as computers, smartphones and tablets also provide the opportunity for very young children to learn. Various educational
Working as a personal carer: Sarah shares her passion
Sarah has been a personal carer for a few years. She reveals the characteristics of her activities and how her passion for this job was born. Some activities are confusing; what is the difference between a family caregiver, a nursing
The daily life of Mary, caregiver
With time and age, the physical and mental state of some people deteriorates. Staying independent is a real challenge for many people with disabilities or for the elderly. It is mainly for this reason that the work of caregivers and
Why do we enjoy reminiscing on our lives so much?
Today, Jeannette is wondering about something important many people face: reminiscing. You may not be familiar with this word, which is why Jeannette will define it in a few words: reminiscing is the act of remembering imprecise and fuzzy memories.
