Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Food Jags

Possible Causes
  • Your loved one may find that familiar favorites are comfort foods, and anxiety may make these seem preferable.
Try these tips:
  • Indulge food preferences as much as possible, provided the overall diet is reasonably balanced. It's okay to serve the same entrĂ©e day after day. (You can always cook something else for yourself.)
  • Serve the same food more than once in a day if it's requested.
  • Ask the doctor about adding vitamins if the diet seems unbalanced.
  • Consider preparing the food in different formats: A hot chicken breast might be refused, for example, while chicken soup or chicken salad might be eaten without complaint.
  • Try to serve old favorites from the person's childhood or prime of life; these are often still remembered and preferred.
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Dementia Signage for the Home


Behavior Triggers Log (Sky Blue) Memo Note Pad Bathroom Door Sign-Temporary/Reusable Wall Skins

Appointment Reminder Notepad Bright Orange Pantry Labels


Calendar Appointment  Reminder Stickers (White) Canned Foods Shelf Sign/ Bumper Stickers

Checklist for Brushing Teeth Wall Decal Daily Pain Journal (Sky Blue) Memo Notepad

Daily Fatigue Journal (Sky Blue) Scratch Pads Do Not Call Reminder Note Pads

Expiration Date Stickers EZ-C Bright Yellow Dry Erase Board

Manual Prescription Notepads Medication Log Notepad (White)


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