The program offers cognitive exercises, memory support activities, and caregiver education to improve the quality of life for dementia patients.
The program addresses body image issues, emotional triggers, and relationship with food through therapy and nutritional counseling.
It supports individuals through significant life changes, such as grief, aging, or adjusting to a new diagnosis, providing emotional and practical tools.
Early signs include difficulty with social interactions, delayed speech, repetitive behaviors, and sensitivity to sensory input.
Dementia involves significant memory loss, confusion, and changes in behavior, which interfere with daily life—far beyond the normal aging process.
ADHD is diagnosed through comprehensive assessments, including behavioral observations, medical history, and standardized questionnaires. Symptoms often include inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.