Help loved ones continue to do what they love and fulfill meaningful roles in new ways by: staying abilities focused, giving positive reinforcement, modifying the environment, using adaptive equipment or assistive technology and changing the approach to the task.
Wondering how you will support your loved one as they age is a common experience among adult children, nephews, nieces, brothers, sisters, neighbors and friends.
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