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By Dr. Parth Soni · Alpha Mind Clinic, Vadodara
Memory changes, low mood and anxiety in later life are common and treatable, with the right, respectful support.
Later life brings its own emotional and cognitive changes, and they deserve patient, respectful, specialised care. If you have noticed changes in an elderly parent's memory, mood, sleep or behaviour, these are worth gentle attention, and help is available.
Signs worth a conversation
Increasing forgetfulness or confusion
Withdrawal, low mood or loss of interest
Anxiety, restlessness or irritability
Changes in sleep or appetite
Difficulty managing everyday tasks
Care
Dignity comes first
Many concerns in older adults, including late-life depression and anxiety, are very treatable. The right support greatly improves quality of life for seniors and their families.
We support memory concerns, dementia and late-life depression with a whole-health approach that considers existing conditions and medication, and guides family caregivers with compassion every step of the way.
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