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Tips for a Memorable Holiday for All

Thanksgiving is a time to come together, celebrate, and share gratitude with loved ones. However, for families caring for someone with dementia, the holiday can present unique challenges. The large gatherings, noise, and unfamiliar routines can be overwhelming for someone living with cognitive impairment. With a little thoughtful planning and sensitivity, you can create a welcoming and dementia-friendly Thanksgiving that everyone can enjoy.

Tips for a Memorable Holiday for All

Thanksgiving is a time to come together, celebrate, and share gratitude with loved ones. However, for families caring for someone with dementia, the holiday can present unique challenges. The large gatherings, noise, and unfamiliar routines can be overwhelming for someone living with cognitive impairment. With a little thoughtful planning and sensitivity, you can create a welcoming and dementia-friendly Thanksgiving that everyone can enjoy.

Tips for a Memorable Holiday for All

Thanksgiving is a time to come together, celebrate, and share gratitude with loved ones. However, for families caring for someone with dementia, the holiday can present unique challenges. The large gatherings, noise, and unfamiliar routines can be overwhelming for someone living with cognitive impairment. With a little thoughtful planning and sensitivity, you can create a welcoming and dementia-friendly Thanksgiving that everyone can enjoy.

As we age, our social circles often change due to retirement, relocation, or the loss of loved ones. For senior citizens, maintaining strong connections and