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Stroke Recovery Guide: How to Best Support Your Loved One Post Stroke

Senior man sitting down with a caregiver behind him resting their hand on his shoulder.

Stroke recovery is a journey that marks the beginning of reclaiming a stroke survivor’s independence and quality of life. When someone experiences a stroke, it can affect various aspects of their functioning — from movement and speech to cognitive abilities and holistic well-being. While the recovery process can sometimes be challenging, it can lead to […]

How to Support Your Senior During the Doldrums of Winter: Post-Holiday Seasonal Affective Disorder

Senior couple dancing romantically in the snow

It’s a new year. Holiday celebrations have come to a close, and life’s routine is starting to return. For some, this transition from a lot of activity back to normalcy is easy, but for seniors who are struggling with seasonal affective disorder, this can be a challenging time. With the turn of the calendar, the […]

Won’t You Be My Neighbor? The Special Role Neighbors Can Play in Seniors’ Lives

how to be good neighbors to seniors

September 28th is National Good Neighbor Day, which aims to improve community engagement and reverse the growing trend of isolation in neighborhoods. This trend leads to more loneliness and fewer friendships among neighbors. Lack of community support and isolation has hit seniors the hardest, as they are most prone to losing their social connections as […]

Navigating Internet Safety with Your Senior

Senior couple using the internet

The internet is everywhere and a big part of life for everyone. Navigating potential dangers can be pretty easy if you ensure you are participating in good internet safety practices. However, for our senior loved ones, the internet might be a place that confuses and overwhelms them. Ensuring you are there to reassure them that […]