Eat with class with these Fashionable Adult Bibs
Posted by Chris on 11/22/2022 to
In The Kitchen
As a caregiver, perhaps you have tried to convince your loved one to wear a bib at dinner time, but he or she simply does not want to. The truth is, even though wearing a bib may be necessary for guarding against embarrassing spills and stains,
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Top 4 Assistive Products for Mealtimes
Posted by Chris on 9/15/2022 to
In The Kitchen
People who have difficulties feeding or drinking independently typically want to do so . As a caregiver, introducing adaptive dinnerware not only can you make your own job a bit easier, but you can give your patient or loved one a degree of
MANAGING DYSPHAGIA IN RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA
Posted by Chris on 8/8/2022 to
In The Kitchen
SKILLED INTERVENTION FOR A COMMON—AND TROUBLING—DISORDER BY SUE CURFMAN, MA, CCC Source of article: Nursing Homes/Long Term Care Management Adapted with permission from an original article published at www.speechpathology.com. Research and
Fully Independent Mealtimes (With a Little Help)
Posted by Chris on 6/8/2022 to
In The Kitchen
Your patient, spouse, or parent has difficulties with self-feeding because of arthritis, stroke, or other ailments. They enjoy mealtimes considerably more when they can do it independently. You would like to help. How can you do this? The fact
Take Control of Essential Tremor
Posted by Chelsea Shaffer on 3/8/2019 to
In The Kitchen
In light of March being Essential Tremor awareness month, we’ve gathered some information on tips to take control of this disease. Essential Tremor is a brain disorder that causes the body to shake uncontrollably, resulting in daily frustration, harm, and an unstable life. The most common areas that are affected by this disorder are the arms and hands, which can make simple tasks such as eating, dressing, and writing become dreaded chores.
