Tech Education for Seniors
Helping with Depression in Seniors
Do Optimistic People Live Longer?
By Meg Selig Does an optimistic attitude have health benefits as we age? The question is important because if optimism does lead to healthier aging, then programs could be developed to bolster an optimistic mindset in both the old and…
Webinar Featuring Teepa Snow
You may be concerned about early-onset dementia or know someone who experiencing it now. Studies show moving those needing memory care into communities catering to Alzheimer’s and dementia have better outcomes for a resident’s wellbeing. To gain some perspective when…
September is World Alzheimer’s Month
September 2021 is the ten-year anniversary of World Alzheimer’s Month, the international campaign from Alzheimer's Disease International. For a decade, people from all around the world have formally organized to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s and dementia, however advocacy for those…
Current Scams Targeting Seniors (And How to Avoid Them)
Authored by Louisa Rogers Originally published by SeniorsMatter.com Reposted with Permission “I have a secret to tell you,” my then 97-year-old father told me on the phone, in a conspiratorial whisper, “and you mustn’t tell anyone. I’m going to win…
Helping Dads Continue to Live a Purposeful Life
June is dad’s month. And since June celebrates dads, we have a webinar that is all about dads. When dads retire from their career, many times they feel like they’ve lost their purpose. Senior housing can add a regular activity…
Keeping Busy in a Senior Community
When dads retire from work and then eventually move into senior housing, many times they feel like they’ve lost their purpose. Remember when dad was up at the crack of dawn on Saturdays fixing the fence? Painting the deck? Pressure…
Mom is on the Fence About Moving. Now What?
Making the move to senior housing is sometimes met with hesitation, and that is usually due to the perception of senior housing. Today’s communities are not what they were twenty or even ten years ago. When you or your mom…