Coping with new situations
October 7, 2024If you are caring for a relative with serious health problems, you are probably in unfamiliar territory. For most of... Read More →
If you are caring for a relative with serious health problems, you are probably in unfamiliar territory. For most of... Read More →
Inflammation is the way the immune system attacks bacteria, viruses, and any perceived foreign agent in the body. It’s crucial... Read More →
While older adults make up roughly 17% of the population, they constitute 22% of deaths by suicide. There are many... Read More →
The original idea of “assisted living” was to give generally healthy elders a social option to offset the isolation of... Read More →
We all need hope. It motivates us to get up in the morning and get going on the day. It... Read More →
As a family caregiver, you have probably thought a lot about your loved one’s safety. Perhaps you have even purchased... Read More →
If the person you care for has generally good balance and needs just minimal support for getting around, a rollator... Read More →
The ability to handle one’s own financial affairs is critical to adult independence. Low vision challenges this freedom. Fortunately, most... Read More →
Has your loved one ever flatly rejected your perfectly sensible solution to their problem? Though your idea may seem like... Read More →
Don’t you just somehow feel better when you laugh? It turns out, that’s not just fantasy. Laughter has physical and... Read More →