Being Patient writes “It’s not a coincidence that a person’s mood may drop along with the temperature in winter and early spring. The days are shorter and the weather is colder, which can make it difficult to concentrate or enjoy one’s regular activities. Research shows that the season’s negative impacts are especially true for individuals with dementia.” Find the full article and helpful tips here.
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