Cultivating a garden knows no age limit! For seniors, nurturing a vibrant green space offers a wealth of benefits: connection to nature, a sense of accomplishment, and maybe even some homegrown goodies for the table. But traditional gardening can be tough on the body. Bending, kneeling, and lugging heavy bags of soil – not exactly
The forgetfulness of leaving your keys on the counter again might seem like a common occurrence, but for individuals who have experienced a brain injury, memory loss can be far more significant and impactful. This blog post dives into the ways brain injuries can affect memory, offering insights and resources to help navigate these challenges
Tips for family travels with your aging loved one Ever dream of visiting the Grand Canyon with your parent by your side, or sharing a laugh over steaming bowls of pasta in a charming Italian trattoria? Travel isn't just for the young! Seniors today are living longer, healthier lives, and the desire to explore new
Have you noticed a change in your loved one's behavior when the sun sets? It is not uncommon for persons with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia to display erratic or confused behavior as daylight fades. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as sundowning, short for Sundowner’s syndrome. Sundowning is not a sickness in and
Let’s face it, senior living has a varied reputation – from the way it’s portrayed in movies and television to the stories you hear from people who’ve had either excellent or very poor experiences. Bad news travels faster and farther than good news, and as a story grows and spreads, it’s stripped of much of
Has Parkinson's disease become a part of yours or your loved one's life? It's a condition that affects millions worldwide, and its impact can vary greatly from person to person. With such variation, it’s natural to wonder - when is the right time to seek extra support? Understanding the Parkinson's Journey Parkinson's is a brain
Moving into a senior living community can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming, whether you're the one moving or assisting a loved one. Change is difficult for people of all ages, but it tends to get more difficult as we age and become more acclimated to our routines. For many seniors, when they move into
Are you wondering how to approach your aging parent or loved one about setting up power of attorney? It can be a challenging conversation to have, but it's important to discuss their wishes openly and honestly. Whether you're concerned about their ability to make decisions, or you want to ensure that their wishes are respected,
Alzheimer’s is a progressive form of dementia that affects nearly 7 million Americans and their families. As Alzheimer’s progresses, providing care can be both emotionally and physically demanding. However, with the right approach, caregivers can make a significant difference in the lives of those they support, helping their loved ones live well and find joy,
Think occupational therapy (OT) and you might imagine someone recovering from an injury with exercises and stretches. But OT's reach extends far beyond traditional physical therapy. For seniors, it's a key to maintaining as much independence as possible and a fulfilling quality of life. This blog post dives into the benefits of OT for seniors,
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