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Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Cognitive Change
No matter the cause, conditions that result in a change of mood, memory or the thinking process are especially tough. When these are associated with aging, we often call them “Alzheimer’s,” but in reality, Alzheimer’s is just one of many different...
Avoiding the 5 Pitfalls of Negotiating Family Caregiving Responsibilities
Caregiving is a team sport. Sharing the responsibility of caring for an elderly relative can bring families closer together and make it easier on everyone. Unfortunately, negotiating family caregiving responsibilities can be a challenge in and of...
Early Signs Of Dementia & How To Deal With Them
Noticing that you or someone you love is increasingly confused or forgetful is a worrisome experience. Besides being painful, it can also make you wonder what’s going on, what it may mean for the future, and what you should do. If these questions are on...
Winter Immune System Boosting Tips For Older Adults
The approach of winter holds the promise of sparkling snowfalls, hoarfrost-laced branches, and cozy snuggles by the fire. But for older adults, the winter months can often be a time when physical and mental health are more precarious. Colder temperatures...
5 Fun Winter Activities For Families With Senior Members
It’s an undeniable fact: The winters are long and cold in Winnipeg. And while the seasonal blues can affect people of all ages, seniors are especially susceptible to isolation, inactivity, and poor mental health throughout the winter months. According to...
Signs That Your Parent May Need Help
You’re visiting your aging parents when you notice something strange: Some long overdue unpaid bills on the kitchen counter lying next to a tea towel with a hole burned through it. You feel some concern and wonder what’s up. Are you overreacting to a...
