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national craft month

8 Simple Senior Projects to Celebrate National Craft Month

Written by fernando on 22nd March 2017

March is National Craft Month and creative activities offer a sense of competence, purpose and growth for the elderly. These emotions are critical for achieving an enjoyable aging experience and according to Seniors Matter, some therapists even use art projects during their sessions with elderly patients. Crafting allows elderly individuals to express themselves and develop […]

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10 Ways a Pet can Improve Life for a Senior

Written by fernando on 9th December 2016

Pets provide intangibles that can have a positive impact on the life of an elderly person. The human and pet bond is unlike any other. According to Dr. Jay P. Granat, a New Jersey psychotherapist who spoke with agingcare.com, “Dogs and pets live very much in the here and now. They don’t worry about tomorrow, […]

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Hit the Brakes: Warning Signs It’s Time for Seniors to Limit or Stop Driving

Written by fernando on 21st November 2016

    According to agingcare.com, there is no precise age that a person’s ability to drive is compromised. There are seniors in their 80s who are able to drive actively and safely, while others in their 50s are a danger to others each time they get behind the wheel. Age should not be a deciding […]

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common misconceptions about aging

Common Misconceptions that Might Hinder the Joy of the Aging Process

Written by fernando on 31st October 2016

There are many misconceptions associated with aging that affect our loved ones as they grow older. These stigmas can negatively impact our elderly loved ones and may affect their interactions with others. However, the later years of life often feature an increase in expendable time, allowing for new experiences and connections. Unfortunately, some elderly people […]

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Transition from Hospital to Rehab to Home

Welcome Home: A Guide for Handling the Transition from Hospital to Rehab to Home

Written by fernando on 19th August 2016

A lengthy stay in a hospital is a stressful experience regardless of age. However, transitioning back home can prove to be just a strenuous, especially for your older loved ones. According to the American Journal of Nursing, changing settings multiple times for older patients can be an emotionally stressful time and could potentially lead to […]

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Senior Home Care: Tips & Tricks on Caring For Elderly Loved Ones

Written by fernando on 15th April 2016

Getting old is not an easy process and you may find that your elderly family members are often upset and frustrated. Senior home care can cause increased stress for both you and your loved one as you try to balance your life and tend to their needs simultaneously. Here are some tips for in home […]

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Walk, Don’t Run!

Written by fernando on 8th April 2016

As we age, there are some activities that were once easy that become more difficult. For many athletes, the competitive spirit in their hearts and minds never dwindles, even if their bodies don’t operate the same way anymore.     In an effort to quench that thirst for competition, many areas are adopting a new […]

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