Making Food Fun for Seniors
Visually appealing foods in bright, bold colors of nature may be more enticing to seniors who are used to seeing the same old soft foods.
Read MoreSUICIDE PREVENTION AWARENESS MONTH
Every year thousands of people die by suicide, leaving behind their friends and family to navigate the tragedy of loss.
Read MoreReducing Risks of Falls in Your Loved One’s Home
Reducing the risk of falls in your loved one’s home can take some time. However, with the tips above, you can make sure your loved one can get around their home easier.
Read MoreWhy Is Bath Avoidance a Problem for Your Senior Right Now?
Lots of seniors avoid bathing, some to an extreme extent.
Read MoreFour Tips for Helping Your Senior with Memory Loss
Memory problems can be scary for your senior, especially if she’s worried that this is the start of something else.
Read MoreHow Do You Figure out What to Do with Time to Yourself?
Figuring out what to do with time that is just yours alone can be tough as a caregiver.
Read More4 Health Benefits of Tai Chi
If your aging relative is interested in trying tai chi, they can learn to do it either by taking a class or using a video at home to guide them in learning the movements.
Read MorePsoriasis Awareness Month
Psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious, genetic autoimmune disease that affects approximately 7.5 million people in the United States.
Read MoreBoomers Making a Difference Month
August is Boomers Making a Difference Month. The term “baby boom” is used to identify the massive increase in births after WWll.
Read MoreWhat Can You Do to Help Your Senior Avoid a UTI?
You might be able to do more than you think to help your senior to avoid a urinary tract infection.
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