Caregiver Burnout
The number of Americans providing unpaid care increased from 43.5 million in 2015 to 53 million in 2020, with 21% of family caregivers reporting their health is poor to fair.…
Preventing Social Isolation in Seniors
Humans are social creatures; we all need some form of social interaction at all stages of life. Senior citizens can feel lonely, especially when living alone, but there are ways…
Music Therapy & Cognitive Functioning
We all love music to some extent, and certain songs connect us to memories, good or bad. Music influences our emotions and mental health, which is a big part of…
How Do You Calm Down Someone With Dementia
While the main symptom of dementia is significant memory loss, it isn’t the only symptom. Seniors with dementia can also experience severe mood swings and become easily angered or agitated…
The Pros and Cons of Elderly Parents Living On Their Own
Deciding the best living situation for your elderly parents can be daunting. While keeping them at home might seem like the more comfortable option, it can add stress to the…
Websites for Seniors
Many people underestimate seniors’ abilities when it comes to technology. Many senior citizens are computer literate, and those who aren’t may still have a basic understanding of using the internet.…
Talking to Parents with Dementia or Alzheimers
It can be challenging for everyone involved when caring for a parent with a diminished memory. The emotional impact it can have can be devastating. You’ll probably notice their communication…
Helping Your Loved One Recover after a Stroke
Brain injuries caused by a stroke can leave a family member physically and/ or mentally disabled. These unexpected incidents can come with troublesome consequences for victims and their families. Although…
The Difference Between Home Care Assistance and Adult Daycare
Aging is a natural part of life. The physical challenges of aging can be challenging for families to come to terms with. Age creates physical limitations that affect daily living.…
