Five Signs a Family Caregiver Needs Extra Support
You have noticed the fatigue, quick temper and frequent canceling of social plans. Should you be worried about your friend who is a family caregiver? When is it time to step in and offer help?
Seniors Living With Their Children
Why are more and more Canadian seniors living with their children? In most cases, it is because the parents can no longer safely live alone.
How to Discuss Home Care with Your Parents
Not sure how to discuss home care with your parents? It helps to come prepared with answers to these common questions about home care.
Spring Cleaning to Reduce Fall Risks
Spring is here and its time to declutter and take a hard look at the house. What can you do to remove unintentional hazards for you and your loved ones.
The Important Reasons Why We MUST Treat Seniors Like Adults
Treating seniors like children is not only demeaning, but potentially harmful to their health. These are some of the reasons why you should always treat seniors like adults.
How Total Selflessness Can Hurt Caregivers and Their Loved Ones
There is such thing as too much selflessness, especially when it comes to caregiving.
4 Positive Steps Women Over 65 Should Take For Their Health
All women over the age of 65 should take these preventative measures to safeguard their health and live longer healthier lives.
What Can I Do to Avoid Glaucoma?
Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness for Canadian seniors. There is no cure, but there are steps you can take to avoid glaucoma.
Some Simple Tips to Help Seniors Delay the Physical and Cognitive Effects of Aging
There is no way to turn back the clock, but here are some simple tips that can help seniors delay the physical and cognitive effects of aging.
Five Things We Think Are "Just a Part of Growing Older"—But May Not Be
Some aches, pains and "senior moments" actually stem from treatable conditions.