Caregiving for Alzheimer’s is a family affair
For family caregivers of those already diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, awareness is front and center every day, 24/7. The disease challenges families in ways they probably didn&#
How loneliness leads to health problems for family caregivers
We tend to think of lonely people as those who live by themselves and spend most of their time alone – those who are reclusive or homebound.
How walking can save your life: A guide for senior and caregiver well-being
My senior and caregiver friends, I want to tell you some things about walking.
When you’re caregiving for a cancer patient
Effective cancer treatment has come a long way, but news of a loved one’s diagnosis is always an unwelcome shock.
Breast cancer awareness can be a lifesaver for seniors and caregivers
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There’s a lot of pink around, like those ribbon loops you see everywhere.
Strengthen your caregiver bond by asking, does it really matter?
This one is a funny one, at least on the surface.
It’s more than your family tree: Making Family History Month meaningful for seniors
Family History Month has been a national October celebration for the last 20 years. It’s a great time to connect with your family’s story through activities everyone- e
The surprising benefits of creativity for healthy aging
If you are an older adult, you already know about the standard elements of healthy aging. You should:
Preventing falls: A guide for older adults and their caregivers
The first day of fall is September 22, 2021.
How caregivers can help prevent hospital delirium
I recently learned about hospital delirium when my 92-year-old friend suffered it. Her condition was particularly alarming because it came on so quickly.
