Help Your Senior Loved One Relieve Stress
Because of the adverse effects of anxiety on our physical and mental health, people of all ages should actively relieve stress whenever they can.
6 Green Plants for Assisted Living
Green plants help with concentration and focus as they remove toxins from the air. Here is a list of some of our favorites.
Looking Forward to a Great 2022
If you are a senior, you know that it is never too late to change your life for the better - and 2022 is an excellent opportunity to do so.
Driving Privileges and Seniors
Overall, senior citizens should be aware of their responsibility to keep others safe while driving. If you are concerned about your loved one's proficiency on the road, don't be afraid to address the issue.
Holiday Outings With Your Senior Loved One
Holiday outings can break up the monotony of everyday life, give you bonding time together, and provide needed stimulation to your loved one.
Holiday Gifts for Grandma 2021
The holidays are rapidly approaching, and finding the perfect gift for loved ones can get stressful. Here is a quick list of our favorite holiday gifts for Grandma in 2021.
Helping a Grieving Loved One
The bereaved experience profound emotions, but those helping a grieving loved one can feel uncomfortable expressing their empathy.
Seniors, Rediscover Your Sense of Play!
Playing positively improves mood, attitude, and even health. Unfortunately, many adults have lost their sense of play.
How Seniors Can Stay Active
If an older person isolates themselves, there is an opportunity for mental and physical decline. That is why it is essential to stay active.
Exercise for Those With Heart Failure
Physical exercise is essential for everyone to stay in good health. But if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with heart failure, light to moderate exercise is still very important.