Trust your Gut
It’s called intuition, and in the context of finding the right retirement home, it is probably the most important factor. Many retirement homes, at least
Dealing with Grief
Set Healthy Goals with these Gentle Steps (article courtesy of Camille Johnson) Grieving is a profoundly personal experience, characterized by its own rhythm and timeline.
The magic of connection
This is the story of two special people, we’ll call them Agnes and Johnny.
Helpful Tech
Now, there is too much information, and the most important skill is sifting. We need to confirm what is true and what is not.
What? Pardon me? Huh? Say that again?
We know that hearing loss leads to isolation which leads to an increased probability of cognitive challenges.
The Good news? You have options
Boomers are finally getting old and that brings about several questions: What happens when all these Canadians start needing assistance? Who is going to
What are we doing?
Recently, I read the book “Humankind” by Rutger Bregman and my faith in humanity was somewhat restored (read it, it will do you wonders). According
How were the holidays with your folks? – honestly
Any chance you felt a little nagging in the pit of your stomach and it feels like now is the right time for your family
Is it just the bath? …or other things too
When it comes to aging loved ones, if you see something, say something
Memory? Sex? Is there a connection?
Tools, mental exercises, sleep habits and diet tips can help boost memory.
What happened to Customer Service?
Imagine a world where companies would value you and provide customer service.
The Caregiver’s Dilemma
Patti Davis (Ronald Reagan’s daughter) recently penned an OpEd in the New York Times about the impact on the family and friends of a person
