Supporting an aging parent with dementia can seem overwhelming, yet there are many straightforward practical ways you can help them.
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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 […]
Together We Can Cope: A Caregiver’s Guide to Senior Anxiety
Anxiety is a significant condition that affects seniors as well as those younger. It can also be tricky to understand, which is why this post discusses the area.
Common Elderly Mental Health Issues and How to Deal With Them
When talking about seniors, we often focus on physical health. Yet, mental health remains a significant area as well. After all, a person’s mental health affects their quality of life and poor mental health can lead to physical issues, especially as mental health impacts decisions. Mental health can also be challenging, as there is no one-size-fits-all solution. […]
Home Activities for Seniors and Caregivers
Despite all the unknowns and the fear, what we have is an opportunity. A chance to slow down and to reflect. To learn and to grow. To discover new passions and rediscover old ones. With that in mind, let’s brainstorm some ways to make the most of this time.