Care 4 Brain

13/01/2023

Why shall we keep our brains busy?

Mentally stimulating tasks create more brain cells and connections among cells. Having more brain cells, or cognitive reserves, enables us to withstand the challenges of age, notes a study in the J…

20/12/2022

I hope next year you find someone who's
kind to you. Someone who knows how to
handle your heart. I hope next year is better
than the last. I hope you are happier. I hope
you're loved. 🌟💗💕💗🌟

13/12/2022

https://www.care4brain.co.uk/2017/12/13/6-quick-steps-to-preventing-falls/

Did you know, that each year 1 in 3 adults over 65 falls? Unfortunatelly, almost 30% of these falls cause moderate to severe injuries. Did you also know that among older people, the risk of falli…

30/11/2022

28/11/2022

What is the best way to speak with people with brain injury?

If your friend, neighbour, colleague or loved one is having a difficult time communicating, it is important for you to understand some strategies that can help: Be patient. Listen to the person, ta…

24/11/2022

How many people in the UK have dementia?

The UK has nearly one million people living with dementia – a group of diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, that damage the brain resulting in memory loss, problems with language, confusion and other symptoms. The Alzheimer’s Society projects that 206,000 more people will be diagnosed with the condition this year.

23/11/2022

22/11/2022

Are You Struggling With …

Memory ?
Concentration ?
Finding the Right Words ?
Loneliness, anxiety, feeling understimulated and bored?

My name is Eva, I’m a psychologist by training and I specialize in brain training.
I offer brain stimulating activities mixed with chair based exercises and topped up with fun, encouragement and emotional support. Sessions are held in the comfort of your home or care home.

Brain Stimulating Activities and Companionship

21/11/2022

https://www.care4brain.co.uk/2022/11/21/the-benefits-of-creative-activities/

For people with dementia, creative activities, such as painting, playing and instrument or knitting can provide not only a sense of accomplishment, but also a way to challenge different areas of th…

20/11/2022

https://wavelength.org.uk/loneliness-and-dementia/

In a 2012 study, researchers found that older people who FELT lonely were 64% more likely to develop dementia. This same increase in risk was not found in older people who were happily reclusive, indicating that it was ‘FEELING ALONE’ rather than ‘BEING ALONE’ that increased the risk.😢

For those who suffer with dementia, loneliness can be a real problem. We explore the relationship between the two, and how technology can help.

17/12/2018

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