Early signs of memory loss are often subtle and may be difficult to recognize. For instance, if you notice your loved one slowly withdrawing from their social circle, it may be a sign that they are beginning to experience cognitive decline. In the early stages of memory loss, they are aware of their …
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Socialization
Positive social interaction increases the overall well-being of our seniors, while encouraging them to have a more active lifestyle. Socialization has been shown to prevent depression, and may help slow the progression of cognitive decline.
Brain Training
Brain Training utilizes memory, spatial awareness, reasoning skills, & multi-tasking exercises to help retrain your brain and process information, which may help seniors maintain independence in their daily lives.
Brain Nutrition
Healthy eating plays a key role in the brain’s cognitive ability and its resistance to cognitive decline. Our nutrition program is focused on teaching seniors how to prepare simple recipes with brain healthy ingredients.
Exercise
Regular exercise helps strengthen your body and improve blood flow, which has been shown to support and improve cognitive functioning. Our targeted exercise program focuses on strengthening and stretching the muscles you need to complete everyday tasks.
HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
As a health care professional, recognizing cognitive decline in your patients may be challenging without the benefit of family communication. However, if your patient begins missing appointments or repeating the same story, you quickly discern that he or she may be experiencing cognitive decline. With the latest research in …
SPOUSES
Signs that your spouse may be suffering from memory loss can be subtle and difficult to recognize. For instance, you may notice your spouse struggling to find the right words during a conversation, forgetting to take medication, or missing appointments. You may also notice your spouse withdrawing …
Active Adults/Seniors
Have you been forgetting to take your medication? Have you missed doctor appointments or forgotten that you made plans with a friend? Do you find yourself withdrawing from social situations because you’re fearful of making memory mistakes in front of your family and friends? Has your family has …