Seniors and Medications: The Good, the Bad and the Dangerous
Managing medications is an important part of providing care for aging loved ones.
Five Things We Think Are "Just a Part of Growing Older"—But May Not Be
Some life changes—like needing reading glasses—go with the territory of reaching a certain age. But some aches, pains and "senior moments" can actually stem from treatable conditions. Seniors shouldn't suffer in silence when these troublesome symptoms strike.
6 Reasons to Tell the Doctor About Memory Problems
Memory commons are a common sign of aging. But if your loved one experiences these situations, it might be time to mention it to your doctor.
Avoiding the 5 Pitfalls of Negotiating Family Caregiving Responsibilities
Negotiating family caregiving responsibilities can be a challenge in and of itself. We’ve outlined the most common pitfalls we families encounter and how to avoid them.
When Aging Parents Remarry
Has your older parent decided to remarry? If you’re their child and struggling with this life change, here are some cues that may help guide you through this new chapter.
The Upside of Empty Nesting
When the kids are finally launched into the world, parents face a mix of emotions. There’s the sadness over missing the family being together, and there’s the relief of enjoying the calm and opportunity to experience life again as just a couple or an individual.
Making the Holidays Work When Your Loved One Has Dementia
With a bit of planning, you can make the holidays fun and comfortable for everyone, including a relative who has dementia.
Socialization –– How It Benefits Caregivers and Care Receivers
Mom recognized that she was in desperate need of friendship and stimulating conversation.
What is Occupational Therapy and How Can it Help My Aging Loved One?
Occupational therapy can help minimize and prevent issues with a person’s ability to do everyday tasks.
How to Protect Your Senior Loved Ones From Being Scammed
Take these steps to protect your loved ones from scam and fraud in Canada.