
Mantras and affiramations for stress
Affirmations and mantras are very similar to each other. Both can be used for the purpose of helping you to reduce stress and maintain positivity throughout your life.
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Foods to combat stress
Do you know that your food can dramatically enhance or decrease your stress level? Many foods leave adverse effects on a person's well-being. Here are some of the most effective dairy-free and gluten-free foods that you must try.
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The importance of vitamin B-12 supplementation in a vegetarian diet
It's something we read or hear about all the time: people generally do not eat healthily. The average diet contains too transgenic fats and simple carbohydrates, elements that can lead to dementia and heart disease, obesity and other serious conditions.
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Love your body, forgive yourself
Regardless of what you eat - how many times each week you exercise or what particular diet you decide to try - if you do not have your inner life in order, it will be difficult to be at peace with yourself and your body.
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Dementia and homocysteine
Are you aware that homocysteine is one of the most important indicators of heart and brain disease?
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7 selfcare tips for caregivers
Write down several things each day that you are grateful for or appreciate. It helps to identify five things at the end of the day that went well or left you feeling gratitude.
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Self-care and self-love
A lifetime of self-discovery and self-acceptance is required to be authentic to oneself. While acknowledging our flaws, we use our unique strengths to achieve a better future. Get tips and ideas of self-care and self-love to do.
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[VIDEO BLOG] What to do when your loved one wants to go to a deceased person?
What to do with behavioural problems? In this video, I share a few tips about what to do when your loved one insists to go to a deceased person.
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Have a vision, not a goal!
If you want to accomplish as much as you possibly can, the most important thing to get right is the vision or goal you have to begin with.
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How to build a gratitude attitude and be free right now
If there is one place where we should be completely free, then it is in our own mind. We might have limitations in terms of what our bodies are capable of and what we’re allowed to do – but our minds should be free to roam wherever we want them to.
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6 hacks for burnout and overwhelm
Dealing with burnout or being overwhelmed are both consequences of high amounts of stress. With overwhelm, you might be experiencing stress for a long time, which leads you to become overwhelmed with everything you are thinking and dealing with.
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Essential self-care strategies for family dementia caregivers
If you're caring for an ageing parent or facing the challenges of assisting a loved one or friend who is chronically ill, disabled or elderly, you are not alone. You are one of the 22 million Americans who care for an older adult.
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How to avoid caregiver burnout: strategies for sustainable caregiving
Caring for elderly parents: 4 tips for avoiding caregiver burnout
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Respite care for dementia: how to get a break as a family caregiver
Taking care of a loved one who has dementia is a huge responsibility and is very time-consuming. It can bring a lot of stress and frustration. You devote all your time to your loved one and you donβt have time for yourself anymore.
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Brain food for dementia: 4 quick kale salad recipes for caregivers
Kale grows well in the winter and is easy to find at any grocery store. It is a superfood filled with vitamins and minerals, and is great for many diets, from clean eating to Paleo or Keto. Here are four different types of kale salads to try out this winter.
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The truth about Alzheimer's prevention: why lifestyle beats magic bullets
Alzheimerβs disease is a progressive degenerative disease that destroys a personβs cognitive skills and abilities, including thinking, reasoning, learning and retention, communication, and sometimes even motor skills. While much of the research currently being done on Alzheimerβs disease is on finding a cure and treatment for the symptoms, considerable progress has also been made in Alzheimer's prevention.
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Journaling for dementia caregivers: how to process your emotions
Being a caregiver can be stressful and difficult. It involves contradictory feelings, thoughts and frustrations. Journaling your thoughts and feelings will definitely help you cope with the situation.
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Visual hallucinations in the elderly: Charles Bonnet Syndrome and dementia
What are the causes of visual hallucination in the elderly and how can it be prevented. Learn about Charles Bonnet.
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Easy visualization techniques to discover your life's purpose
When it comes to finding your true lifeβs purpose, the key to achieving what you want may lie in your ability to utilize visualization to achieve it.
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Caregivers, don't become control freaks: finding balance in dementia care
When youβre a primary caregiver responsible for the well-being of your father, mother, or another person, itβs easy to become obsessed with the details. But itβs also important to relax and let go at times.Learn to care with less tension and more ease.
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