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I am pleased to share with you that Sunrise Senior Living's National Director of Memory Care Services, Rita Altman, has been invited to author a blog on The Huffington Post, a leading news and blog website. As a blog author, Rita will share regular advice and observations on topics such as memory care, aging, and the relationship between caregivers and seniors. Rita's knowledge and expertise make her an incredible resource in this field and her new blog will serve as a resource for the general public on the science, programs, and resources that surround the topics of senior living and memory care.

Her first Huffington post, "Aging Tips: 8 Steps to Keeping Aging Brains Active," is an overview of the importance of the role that caregivers can play in the ongoing intellectual engagement with aging seniors.

As Rita writes, "After children are grown, careers end, houses are sold, many seniors lose their sense of purpose. Caregivers can play a vital role in helping seniors rediscover that purpose." Click here to read the full post.

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 Hi Sara,

Great information, but I want you to look at this link: http://www.homecareplus.ie/blog/?p=102 

This blog have very good information about the exercises which helps to reduce the risk of Dementia by making brain active. Read it really interesting.

 Hi Sara and Michelle,

 Thanks for sharing information about this topic as I was unaware about this topic.

 Hi Sara,

First of all, I want to say thanks to you for sharing such informative post. I just checkout your link which you shared in above post. It's very useful and beneficial to know how it will be possible to keep elder's or aging brain active. Because, it's very important to make them healthy and mentally fit so that they can share their needs with freely mind and can be active. Really very inspiring post.

The family support helps a lot the seniors to remain active. They can fight against any disease, if they are encouraged. They need proper care.