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Tips for Increasing Nutritional Intake in the Sensory Seeking Adult

Aug 11, 2014 Leave a comment 6,158 Views

The Problem: Sam is a 79 year old man with moderate (middle stage) dementia. He lives in a memory care unit of a facility and rarely sits still. Sam wanders from room to room touching furniture and collecting knick-knacks in ...

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