Startling New Medication-Related Fall Risk Stats: Nearly All Seniors Are at Risk
We have known for a long time that medication-related fall risk is a danger for seniors. 20 years ago, only a little over half of
Are You Experiencing Family Caregiving Dread? These Tips Can Help
What are your very first thoughts as soon as you wake up in the morning? Are you looking forward to what your day holds, or
When Lucidity Returns in the Late Stages of Dementia and What It’s Teaching Us
Even as confusion and memory loss escalate during the late stages of dementia, there’s a remarkable and welcome reprieve that often occurs. Formerly termed “terminal
Family Caregiver Support: What the Post-Pandemic Work-Life Balance May Look Like
If there’s one particular positive after-effect associated with the pandemic, it’s been family caregiver support and appreciation. Managing work and home life has long been
Seniors and Gardening: 4 Key Benefits and Ideas to Get You Started
The cool dampness of rich soil. The warmth of the sun. The delightful music of songbirds. Gardening has the ability to engage every one of
Entertaining Activity Ideas for Seniors with Dementia and Low Vision
Finding activities that are fun and engaging for seniors with dementia tends to be a challenge. Add in vision impairment, and it could seem overwhelming.
Learn About the Latest Scams Targeting Lonely Elderly
It’s been over one year since the COVID-19 pandemic began; a year of fear, isolation, and loneliness for a great many older adults. Physical distancing
Alzheimer’s Research Breakthroughs of 2020
With so much negative news throughout 2020, it’s worth reflecting on a number of the remarkable achievements the year brought – such as the many
Family Therapy for Caregivers of Aging Parents
There are certain milestones we might encounter in our lives that, though not necessarily negative, are known stressors. Losing a job. Starting a new job.