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Meaningful Activities

Finding meaning and connection in small moments can go a long way toward making the journey through memory loss a little less painful.

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July is National Watermelon Month! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with someone who has dementia, then enjoy fresh watermelon together for a refreshing and hydrating treat! Pro Tip: Older adults with dementia are at a particularly high risk for dehydration, partly due to normal changes to the body that come with aging and partly due to a reduced sense of hunger and thirst. Offering watermelon, cucumbers, and popsicles can encourage good hydration if your loved one does not want to drink fluids.


 
 
 

July is National Rock n' Roll Month! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with someone who has dementia, then listen to your favorite rock musicians together! Pro Tip: Music is a powerful tool to help improve mood and energy levels. Playing upbeat music may help motivation to do daily tasks.


 
 
 

July is the perfect time to explore America the Beautiful! If you're looking for a meaningful activity to do with someone who has memory loss, then try taking a virtual vacation  together from sea to shining sea! Pro Tip: Engage your loved one in conversation about the places they've traveled and would like to visit.


 
 
 
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