Life alert also known as a Medical Alert System or Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) is a useful device for anyone who may have challenges moving around or has medical conditions that require a quick response. PERS can help people call for help fast if they have a fall or medical emergency. There are many […]
Understanding dementia can be helpful to understand the person living with dementia. This knowledge can help care partners to feel compassion versus being upset or confused about why someone if doing what they are doing.
Essential Dementia Insights: Changes beyond Memory you need to know Read More »
Mild Memory Loss and Cognitive Changes, but not necessarily “full blow” dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease. Sometimes this can also be referred to a Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
Worried about small changes in memory and thinking? Read More »
Aging in place can be a challenging task, but luckily there are many professionals and resources to assist with successful aging in place.
Professionals and Free Resources to help with Aging in Place Read More »
When speaking about community, it is beneficial to think of community as something beyond a physical place. Community can be though of as a social network, support system or a fellowship or connected group in addition to the physical place.
What is community and why it’s important for older adults? Read More »
There are many approaches to change or improve the fit between the person, environment and occupation to make the person more successful, safe and independent.
Interactions of the Person, Environment and Occupation or Tasks Read More »
Do more of what you want to do without being exhausted by what you have to do!
Improve quality of life with life long learning! Life long learning is a great New Year’s Resolution!
Small acts can make a big difference in mental health! Taking extra care to ensure anyone you care about still feels relevant, needed and valued can really enhance the relationship, increase receptiveness to your input, and decrease other feelings of worthlessness that would lead to mental health difficulties. By continuing you are agreeing to the
9 Great Ways for Aging Adults to Feel Relevant and Valued Read More »
Sometimes we may write things off for a fluke, but these warning signs someone is having difficulty are important not to ignore as the person’s condition may worsen or they could end up in danger or financial hardships.
Be Proactive! Look for these 18 Signs Someone is Struggling Read More »
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