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How Smell Training Can Help Reactivate the Sense Of Smell

by Ruth Heagney April 10, 2021

The word anosmia was virtually unknown amongst the general population until last year when COVID-19 arrived on our front doorsteps and took over world news. So what is anosmia? Anosmia, is a complete loss of sense of smell, and is often caused by an illness or head trauma.

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How Essential Awakenings® Activities Can Help Keep Seniors Stay Connected

by Ruth Heagney January 28, 2021

This blog discusses the various ways Essential Awakenings® Smell & Memory Activities and Kits can help enhance the lives of seniors living with dementia: As a vehicle for storytelling, socialization, connectivity and communication. Plus, how the awareness of the sense of smell can save your life.

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