Dementia / Alzheimer's disease
An estimated 100,000 people with dementia live in Flanders alone.
There are different types of dementia, the most common being Alzheimer's . 65% of all people with dementia suffer from Alzheimer's disease. With all forms of dementia, it comes down to the brain's deterioration .
In dementia and Alzheimer's it is therefore very important that the remaining possibilities of a person with dementia are stimulated! Here you will find stimulating tools for social skills and time division. Also tools for communication are of great importance; aphasia is a common symptom. Aphasia is a language disorder where you have problems with understanding language or talking yourself.
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An estimated 100,000 people with dementia live in Flanders alone.
There are different types of dementia, the most common being Alzheimer's . 65% of all people with dementia suffer from Alzheimer's disease. With all forms of dementia, it comes down to the brain's deterioration .
In dementia and Alzheimer's it is therefore very important that the remaining possibilities of a person with dementia are stimulated! Here you will find stimulating tools for social skills and time division. Also tools for communication are of great importance; aphasia is a common symptom. Aphasia is a language disorder where you have problems with understanding language or talking yourself.
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An estimated 100,000 people with dementia live in Flanders alone.
There are different types of dementia, the most common being Alzheimer's . 65% of all people with dementia suffer from Alzheimer's disease. With all forms of dementia, it comes down to the brain's deterioration .
In dementia and Alzheimer's it is therefore very important that the remaining possibilities of a person with dementia are stimulated! Here you will find stimulating tools for social skills and time division. Also tools for communication are of great importance; aphasia is a common symptom. Aphasia is a language disorder where you have problems with understanding language or talking yourself.
