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Elder Abuse
Sometimes considered a silent problem since it is often under-reported, elder abuse occurs to millions of senior citizens every year. Elder abuse robs people of their dignity and security.
Write It All Down
Keeping a journal is an excellent means of preserving memories, which can be extremely helpful for seniors experiencing memory problems. And there are more benefits to journaling than mental
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
For many grandparents, spending time with their grandchildren often means weekends and occasional holidays together and a week in the summer. However, when circumstances change through divorce, legal situations,
Caring for Your Skin Is Not Vain
Practicing proper skin care as we age is about more than just looking good. It can also help us avoid problems such as skin cancer, severe itching, and bedsores.
Planning for An Extended Retirement
Turning 65 today is very different than it was even just a few decades go. Instead of planning for the next 10 or 15 years, you are planning for
So Many Ways to Meet New People
One of the biggest concerns of people transferring to senior living facilities and their families is the potential for isolation and depression. However, modern assisted living communities have a
When Low Cholesterol Isn’t a Good Thing
You can’t watch TV for more than a short while without seeing commercials aimed at seniors for some medication to lower cholesterol or a new food product that promotes
Mindfulness Activities
Mindfulness is a term frequently heard in conversations on mental health, but what exactly is it and how can it benefit the senior community? Mindfulness is an umbrella term
Tech-Savvy Seniors
Technology is used in every aspect of modern life. Seniors can easily be overwhelmed by this new technology. This is understandable—once one thing is mastered, another new and improved
