Writing is a great practice for many people. It inspires them to tell their stories, helps them cope with everything in life, and even serves as the heart and soul of the writer. Now, is writing for everyone? Not at all. But for seniors, writing can open doors to many stories. Indeed, there are some […]
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22 Vibrant Meals for Elderly with No Teeth
Losing some teeth, all your teeth, or wearing dentures can make eating that much more difficult. Seniors in this position need to choose their foods much more carefully. While there are plenty of foods for seniors with no teeth, it’s also too easy to get in a rut with eating. After all, most recommendations include […]
The 6 Best Compression Gloves for Raynaud’s Disease
Raynaud’s disease is a common condition, affecting as much as 20% of the global population. Yet, despite the frequency, many people haven’t even heard of Raynaud’s disease. Basically, the condition impacts your blood supply. When you’re cold, and sometimes when you’re stressed, the blood flow to some parts of your body may be blocked for […]
The Best Activity Books for Seniors and How They Can Help
Finding activities for seniors is an important, and surprisingly difficult, task. Part of the problem is that seniors suddenly have a lot of free time, more than they ever had during their working life. They may also have fewer options for activities, particularly if they suffer from physical or mental impairment. This is where activity […]
Throwing an Inclusive Party for Family and Friends
Inclusive is a word that gets used a lot these days, so much so that the concept can be a little confusing. At its heart, inclusivity focuses on creating safe environments, ones that are judgment-free and support the needs of everyone attending. In the context of sexual orientation and gender, an inclusive party is one […]
Coping with the Role Reversal when Caring for Aging Parents
The term role reversal often comes up when talking about caregiving. It’s a logical idea, right? Suddenly you’re the one telling your parents what they need to do, trying to cajole them into a doctor’s visit, or even helping them out in the bathroom. How do you cope with this role reversal when caring for […]