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About Alzheimer's / Dementia: A Video Game that Speeds Up Brain Processing?

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From Esther Heerema, MSW, your Guide to Alzheimer's / Dementia
The symptoms of Alzheimer's are not normal or expected, but as we age, our brain functioning typically does experience a gradual decline, especially in processing speed. What if I told you that you could stop that decline for several years, or even improve your mental abilities by simply playing a video game? According to recent research, that may prove true.

How Can Video Games Be Good for Your Brain?
If you were a fly on the wall of my house, chances are you'd hear, "Too much tv and video games will rot your brains!" Turns out, I may have to revise that opinion. A study published online in the journal... Read more

Feeling Guilt or Grief After Placing Someone in a Nursing Home?
Have you ever heard someone say, "I can't wait for the time when I can't care for myself so I get to live in a nursing home!"? Nah, me either.... Read more

Does Alzheimer's Disease Affect Personality?
Alzheimer's disease can affect memory (both short-term and long-term), word-finding abilities, and the decision-making ability of the person with the disease. But, does Alzheimer's change someone's basic personality? The answer? Sometimes.... Read more

Why Share Life Stories of People Who Have Dementia?
Back when we started our dementia unit at the facility where I work, the one thing we wanted at the top of all the priorities was the people who would... Read more

 


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