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April 29, 2004
	The Best Ways to Communicate with an Alzheimer’s Patient Proper communication between caregiver and patient is essential to quality of life. If your loved one has Alzheimer’s learning how to communicate effectively will make your life and the life of the patient easier. Learn more and find out answers to these questions: What are some tips for communicating better? What communication techniques work best? How do I deal with aggressive behavior? Diet and Exercise for the Alzheimer’s Patient Studies show that light exercise and walking appear to reduce wandering, aggression and agitation. Incorporating exercise into daily routines and scheduled activities can also be beneficial in alleviating problem behaviors. Read More Here...
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