Depression can happen to people of all ages regardless of their background or achievements. Depression is often overlooked in older adults as a change in behavior is commonly attributed to cognitive decline or a part and parcel of aging. It’s crucial to understand that depression isn’t something that everyone experiences at least once in their…
As your parent, grandparent, or other elderly loved one continues to age, you may begin to fear that they will start to experience cognitive decline. This could mean problems with memory, difficulty with mental tasks and even dementia. Thankfully, research has shown that playing chess to protect from brain issues can help keep your loved one’s…
Financial abuse of an elderly loved one can cause great harm. It’s even more dangerous when combined with other types of abuse, such as emotional and physical abuse. Senior financial abuse is the misuse of an elderly’s finances by someone else without their consent. It often occurs slowly over time and can be challenging to…
Spring is the season of blossom and represents a new beginning. Spring is the best time to go outside and spend time with your loved ones and is also the perfect time to spruce up your home with some lively spring decorations. After you are done with spring cleaning, here are some easy yet affordable…
If you’ve got aging parents in your life, their changing tastes, habits, and health challenges can make things a lot more interesting. But that doesn’t mean it has to be frustrating. Once you understand the dynamics of your parent’s new lifestyle, you’ll find that adding fruits and veggies for your parents isn’t nearly as challenging…
