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Which activity promotes social engagement for dementia patients?

Research indicates that socially engaged seniors with dementia experience a 70% slower decline in cognitive ability compared to those with limited social contact. So, which activity promotes social engagement for dementia patients effectively? The best options are those that are person-centered, building on past interests and using familiar sensory cues to spark connection and interaction.

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Does creativity help with dementia? Understanding the therapeutic power of art and self-expression

Recent studies from institutions like the National Institute on Aging show that engaging in creative activities may improve the health and well-being of older adults with cognitive impairment. But does creativity help with dementia on a deeper, more therapeutic level? The evidence suggests that for many, creative expression offers a profound, meaningful pathway to a higher quality of life, even in the face of cognitive decline.

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Can art prevent dementia? Exploring the creative link to brain health

According to a study published in the journal *Neurology*, engaging in artistic activities was linked to a significantly reduced risk of developing memory problems that can lead to dementia. This suggests a promising connection, but can art prevent dementia entirely? This article delves into the evidence.

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