Dementia is More than Memory Loss

Dementia is more than memory loss.

In fact, for some types of dementia, memory loss doesn't become relevant until later stages.

Here are some of the things dementia can impact:

• Memory
• Problem-solving abilities
• Basic, abstract, and critical thinking skills
• Impulse control
• Judgment and insight
• Reasoning
• Planning
• Attention span
• Language skills
• Comprehension skills
• Behavior, personality, mood
• Coordination and motor functions
• All of the senses
• Perception
• Spatial skills

Why? Because dementia is impacting the brain and as we know — the brain controls EVERYTHING.

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