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- When an Elderly Person Lives Alone: Lessons in Senior Safety and Security from a Delhi Tragedy
- Dementia in India: Is the Experience Different in Rural and Urban Communities?
- Lessons I Learned While Working with Individuals Living with Dementia at VataVriksh Parent Care
- Can Dementia Progression Be Slowed? Small Steps That Can Make a Meaningful Difference
- Why Do People with Dementia Wander? Understanding the Causes and How to Keep Them Safe
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Aug 25, 2026 | 233 Views
When an Elderly Person Lives Alone: Lessons in Senior Safety and Security from a Delhi Tragedy
A recent incident in Southeast Delhi raises an important question: How can families, neighbours, communities and care providers work together to make life safer for elderly people living alone? A recent incident in Southeast Delhi has once again brought attention …
Jul 13, 2026 | 306 Views
Lessons I Learned While Working with Individuals Living with Dementia at VataVriksh Parent Care
When I first stepped into VataVriksh Parent Care as an intern, I carried with me a theoretical understanding of dementia shaped by academic learning. While I was familiar with its clinical features, I had not yet experienced what it truly …
Jul 13, 2026 | 302 Views
Can Dementia Progression Be Slowed? Small Steps That Can Make a Meaningful Difference
Understanding Dementia Progression When someone is diagnosed with dementia, one of the first questions families often ask is, “Can it be slowed down?” While there is no cure for dementia at present, the good news is that certain daily habits …
Jun 29, 2026 | 511 Views
Why Do People with Dementia Wander? Understanding the Causes and How to Keep Them Safe
When a loved one with dementia starts wandering, it can be terrifying for caregivers. You might find them trying to leave for a job they retired from decades ago, searching for a childhood home, or simply walking without a clear …
Jun 16, 2026 | 330 Views
Caregiver Burnout in Indian Families: The Silent Crisis Nobody Talks About
Why Family Caregivers Need Care Too Many Indian families believe that caring for elderly parents (seniors) is a duty, responsibility, and privilege. All three are true. However, what often goes unnoticed is the emotional and physical toll caregiving can take …
Jun 08, 2026 | 319 Views
When Memory Fades, Love Must Remain: 22 Powerful Lessons from a Dementia Specialist
Understanding Dementia Through the Eyes of a Neurologist A few days ago, I came across a deeply moving article written by Dr. S. C. Sung, a neurologist who has spent years caring for individuals living with dementia. Rather than writing …
Jun 07, 2026 | 304 Views
When Elderly Parents Refuse Help – Understanding Resistance to Care in Seniors
Caring for elderly parents (seniors) can be deeply rewarding, but it can also present emotional challenges. One of the most difficult situations families face is when parents refuse help despite visible difficulties with health, mobility, memory, or daily living activities. …
Jun 06, 2026 | 279 Views
Bridging Theory and Empathy: My Journey in Elder Care at VataVriksh Parent Care
My experience at VataVriksh Parent Care has been deeply enriching and pivotal for my journey as a psychology student. Working in an environment entirely dedicated to the care and dignity of older adults has been an enlightening experience. It allowed …
May 25, 2026 | 322 Views
Lessons in Person-Centered Care: My Psychology Internship at VataVriksh Parent Care, Gurgaon
Moving from Classroom Theory to Real-World Care My psychology internship at VataVriksh Parent Care, a leading senior care organization providing assisted living in Gurgaon, began as an opportunity to gain professional exposure and practical experience. However, over time, it became …
