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Post-Holiday Emotions: When the House Gets Quiet Again
The holidays fill a home in a way nothing else does. For a little while, every room hums with life — grandchildren racing down the hallway, grown kids talking in the kitchen, the clatter of dishes, the soft thump of a suitcase being set down. Then,...
Beliefs About Aging: True or False?
If you spend any time around older adults — as a family caregiver, a professional, or both — you quickly learn that aging doesn’t follow the script society hands us. The research continues to reinforce what many caregivers see every day: when...
The Hidden Risks of Holiday Cheer
The holidays bring joy, family gatherings, and festive decorations. But for seniors living at home, the season also introduces new hazards. Extension cords, cluttered walkways, icy steps, and dim lighting can all increase the risk of falls. For...
Managing Holiday Stress for Seniors and Caregivers
The Emotional Weight of the Season The holidays are meant to bring joy, but for seniors living at home, the season can also bring stress. Crowded gatherings, disrupted routines, and heightened emotions may cause confusion, anxiety, or fatigue. For...
Micro-Mobility for Seniors: New Ways to Get Around
Micro-mobility is transforming how seniors maintain their independence and navigate daily life with greater ease, safety, and style. Beyond traditional mobility aids, innovations in scooters, walkers, and smart canes are empowering older adults to...