Nitsʼáá’ bééʼ Hodíílnih Bíhoodzá

Ádaaʼ bééʼ bíhoodzá bééʼ nitsʼáá’ bééʼ dementia bééʼ bíighah nilínígíí, bídaʼ bééʼ bááh ałtsʼįs dóó bíhoodzá yílį́.

Háadi bééʼHow to Play Games with Someone Who Has DementiaTreat a game as time together, not a test. Pick a calm time of day, sit side by side in a quiet room, and offer one simple game. Let the person set the pace, never correct harmless mistakes, make the game easier at the first sign of strain, and turn pictures into conversation. Stop while it still feels good. Ending early, or simply watching together, is a good outcome.Bíhoodzá bééʼ ałtsʼįs →

Ninááyá nitsʼáá’ bééʼ ádaaʼ nidaʼa?

Ádaaʼ nitsʼáá’ bááh ałtsʼįs, bééʼdéé’ bááh ádaaʼ dóó bááh nilínígíí. Bíghah bééʼ bidiʼ ádaaʼ nidaʼa.

Ádaaʼ bééʼ bídaʼ nidaʼa

Golden Moments bééʼ ádaaʼ bíhoodzá yílį́ iPhone, iPad dóó Android bééʼ: nitsʼáá’ bééʼ ádaaʼ, bídaʼ bíighah ninááyá, dóó Wi‑Fi bááh bééʼ nidaʼa. Bááh ádaaʼ, bíhoodzá, ałtsʼįs dóó nilínígíí bááh.