Keeping the Mind Active: One of the Most Powerful Things You Can Do for Brain Health
Growing up, I spent a lot of time in the nursing home where my family worked in Coney Island. It
Well Being
How Loneliness is Quietly Stealing Years from Seniors
Eleanor sits by her window. She watches cars pass, neighbors walk their dogs, kids rush off to school. Inside, silence.
How You Can Evaluate Your Parents Aging
Regular Well-Being Evaluations for Aging Parents Are Essential Let’s be honest: keeping up with the well-being of our aging parents
Invaluable Senior Care Social Media Community Educators
I’ve recently become a community educator for the local chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Having been around seniors since my
Navigating the Prescription Puzzle: A Guide to Senior Medication Management
Let’s look at this common example: Margaret was sharp as a pin at 75. A few years later her life
Navigating the Transition: When You Can No Longer Be the Caregiver for Your Aging Loved One
Caring for an aging loved one is a journey filled with love, devotion, and at times, significant challenges. For many
Be Mindful of Seasonal Changes for Senior Well-being
The changing seasons play a significant role in influencing the mental and emotional well-being of seniors. In this blog post,