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Maybe, my response is late, but I’d like to share my ideas. While I don’t personally live in a dementia-friendly or Parkinson’s-friendly community, I think creating inclusive environments where everyone can feel supported and included is critical.
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In addition, it’s crucial to have institutions that offer personalized treatment options for all mental health needs. This can help people with mental disorders feel comfortable and supported as they integrate into society. It’s essential to recognize that mental health needs vary greatly from person to person, and tailored treatment plans can make a huge difference in helping individuals live their best lives.
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Perhaps I am a bit dense, but what defines a “dementia friendly/PD friendly” community?
I am also wondering why we are lumping dementia and PD in the same category. People with dementia should probably not be allowed out in the greater community unaccompanied; people with PD, well, it depends on many factors.
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Dementia friends is an organization that educates about dementia…You can find out more about it at…https://dementiafriendsusa.org/
“As the disease progresses, people living with PD can develop more significant or severe memory and thinking problems, sometimes called dementia. The term dementia means that a person has permanent cognitive changes that are significant enough to impact daily living.”
https://www.parkinson.org/understanding-parkinsons/non-movement-symptoms/dementia
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