Aging is often a frustrating series of losses. Some of the regular tasks of life, like getting dressed, remembering medication, bending down, and opening products become a little more difficult. The changes are often small initially, so many people will downplay or ignore them entirely. Makes sense, right? The decrease in ability can make seniors […]
The Power of Education for Seniors
College degrees, courses, and training programs are often targeted towards young adults and career-minded individuals. Yet, the benefits aren’t limited to these groups. Older students can gain much by spending time in the classroom, regardless of their stage of life or career prospects. As you’ll see, education offers many specific benefits for seniors, regardless of […]
How to Keep an Aging Parent with Dementia Safe
Supporting an aging parent with dementia can seem overwhelming, yet there are many straightforward practical ways you can help them.
Aging Parents With Dementia – When Is It Time For Memory Care?
Dementia is complex and presents differently in each person. So, how do you know when it’s time for memory care?
Strategies for Successfully Managing Part-Time Caregiving and College Studies
In today’s fast-paced world, some people find themselves having to care for others while also working on their own education. This is particularly true for grandchildren taking care of their grandparents, but can also happen for millennial caregivers, particularly those trying to upskill. Taking care of a loved one while going to college can be tough to […]
How To Talk To Elderly Parents About Hygiene
Aging sometimes changes behavior in surprising ways. This sometimes includes neglecting personal hygiene, failing to pay bills, losing interest in hobbies, staying indoors a lot, and becoming asocial. Such behaviors are sometimes the result of depression, but there can be other factors at play. For example, a senior who is neglecting personal hygiene may no […]