Category: Dementia Resource Blog

Getting a good night’s sleep is like giving your brain a big, cozy hug! It’s not just about feeling refreshed in the morning; sleep plays a crucial role in keeping your brain healthy and happy. When...

Maintaining good brain health is crucial for a person’s well-being. The brain is responsible for controlling an individual’s thoughts, emotions, behaviours, and bodily functions. It is the most important organ in the human body, which is...

Have you heard about memory books? They’re such a beautiful way to help people living with dementia recall happy moments from their past. A memory book is a collection of photos and stories that are close...

Often, when we visit someone living with dementia, we treat it like any other care setting. But it’s not. Sometimes people fall into the routine of a care setting like hospital. Understanding how to visit your...

Does the weather and seasons have an impact on a person living with dementia? The best way to think about this question is: “does the weather have an impact on those who don’t have dementia?”. The...

There are two things that we know to be true about dementia: it involves parts of the brain dying, and the deterioration is progressive – which means things get worse over time. What does this mean...

Food is an integral part of our lives. For some, certain foods bring up memories, and for others, it’s the way they connect with family and friends over a meal. For someone living with dementia, food...

Dementia is not a normal part of ageing. We all have different types of brains, what we would call neurodiversity. We will all age differently and so do our brains. There is no one right way...

Strategies for Creating Joy, Purpose, and Meaning for you and your loved one living with dementia. Are you caring for someone living with dementia? Have you wondered how the holiday season will play out, and how...

Helping a loved one make the move into an aged care home can be an emotional journey with many complexities and big decisions. We know aged care can be challenging to navigate, and knowing what questions...

“I was blessed to find GHA for my dad after such despair and disappointment in an aged care facility that just didn’t deliver. With GHA, dad was treated with respect and received the highest level of care at the time of his greatest need. I cannot recommend them more highly.”

– Facebook post, December 2023

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