Alzheimer's Videos
Videotapes for People with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia
Relax and Calm Your Loved One with Alzheimer's Disease
$19.95 each plus shipping
Welcome to Lake Solitude MediaWould you like some respite from the demands of care giving for an Alzheimer's victim? Would you like to relax and calm your loved one with Alzheimer's disease? Would you like a low-cost, pleasant gift that can be shared with family members? | |||||
| Lake Solitude Media has created a series of videotapes that will be enjoyed by people with Alzheimer's Disease and related dementia and will help ease the burdens of their care givers. Lake Solitude's videotape series show the beauty and splendor of nature, making television watching a pleasant experience for viewers. This web site has images, descriptions and purchasing information for each of our videotapes. |
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| Care givers of Alzheimer's victims have a difficult time finding enjoyable and appropriate entertainment for their loved ones - Lake Solitude Media has a solution! | |||||
| Because of the nature of memory diseases, it is hard for Alzheimer's sufferers to watch television and movies. It is difficult and frustrating to follow the plot and remember the characters of movies, situation comedies and dramas. Most television programs are also geared these days to a younger audience and have a lot of fast paced, jarring pictures with loud music that can be irritating to older viewers. | |||||
| Our tapes are an alternative to regular television programs, and each video has no story or characters. They are filled with scenes of nature, including Saguaro National Monument, Yellowstone National Park, wetlands in Florida, the Blue Ridge Mountains and tropical fish in the Bahamas, all set to natural sound and soft pleasant music. The tapes show deer, buffalo, colorful fish, wild birds and other animals in these pastoral settings, with many scenes of mountains, creeks, waterfalls, geysers, lakes, wild flowers, and sunsets. | |||||
| The videotapes are used in in-home care settings, nursing homes, and residential group homes. Nursing homes are finding them very useful in the recreation areas of their Special Care Units and Alzheimer's Units, and spouses and adult children are using the tape in their homes to care for their loved ones. | |||||
Relief for the "36 Hour Day"The response from Alzheimer's caregivers has been remarkable. In-home caregivers are finding that their loved ones are able to relax and enjoy the tape, freeing the caregiver to do their household tasks while the Alzheimer's victim watches the videotape. | |||||
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| Contact Lake Solitude Media by E-Mail Contact Lake Solitude Media by telephone toll-free: 1-888-775-1010 | |||||
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