Category: Seniors Care

Many seniors prefer to “age in place,” meaning they want to live safely at home as they grow older. Seniors often choose this path because of an emotional connection to their…

Caring for your aging parent may already be difficult enough, but disagreeing with your sibling on how to best handle their care could intensify the situation. Collaborating with a sibling is…

As our loved ones age, they may encounter difficulties in managing their own medications. Forgetting to take a dosage might be a one-off, but if it keeps happening, or they are…

When your parents click through emails on their phone or computer, it might seem harmless enough. However, waiting in some attachments or links are viruses or cybercriminals ready to trick them…

When your parent chooses to age at home, it’s natural to think about how safe they will be at home every day. Many families might ask themselves: How do we honour…

Technology is transforming how we stay connected, manage daily responsibilities, and ensure the well-being of loved ones. If you’re caring for an aging parent, you may be juggling many…

In these situations, though, we knew it was temporary, that we would eventually be back to our normal, social lives. Seniors feel that same level of isolation on a daily basis,…

Caring for Elderly Family While Mask Mandates Are lifting While the CDC is recommending to lift some CODIV 19 mask mandate healthcare restrictions, one area in which they are remaining steadfast…

What is a Supportive Listening? Supportive listening is a type of communication in which one person takes the time to understand what the other person is saying, and to share their…

What are some mental health challenges that come with aging?   As we age, our mental health challenges multiply. Here are some of the most common: Memory Loss and Dementia. As…