Making A Dementia Friendly Home
If you have dementia, living at home can give you more independence. By making slight modifications to your home, you can continue to enjoy it, and keep up routines and activities that are familiar to you.
If you have dementia, living at home can give you more independence. By making slight modifications to your home, you can continue to enjoy it, and keep up routines and activities that are familiar to you.
Living with disability is no easy task. Simple tasks such as preparing a meal, bathing or simply leaving your home can become difficult or even impossible.
Home adaptations for the elderly and disabled can help you continue carrying out everyday activities, whilst improving your health and wellbeing.
No one likes to feel lonely or isolated, but for many seniors, it’s a feeling they know all too well.
Roles and responsibilities of an occupational therapist and trusted assessor.
Living independently is a huge factor to leading a happy life. Having a home that is adapted to meet your needs is extremely important.
Sensory rooms can help children learn to manage their emotions in a controlled environment, without feeling they are being isolated.
Accessible homes can change lives. This can mean increased independence, inclusion and quality of life. For example, good standard wheelchair housing could make the difference in being able to hold down a job, attend full-time education or simply visit family and friends.
Let us know what your problems are around the house and we will provide solutions. We can give you ideas of products that can help, or we can assist in changing the layout of your house and garden so that it becomes useable.
