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Navigating Family Dynamics
What Type of Support Helps Older Adults Stay Independent? A Simple Guide for Families
A simple guide for families navigating aging at home – Support for Aging in Place When families think about independence for older adults, they often picture doing everything alone. In…
Feeling lonely during the holidays? You’re not alone
The holidays can be a lonely time for many people. This short blog post explores why feelings of isolation are common during the holiday season and offers gentle, practical ways to cope—such as staying connected in small ways, creating meaningful routines, and reaching out for support. A reminder that loneliness is a shared human experience, and even small steps can help foster connection and comfort during this time.
What to Notice When Visiting Aging Parents Over the Holidays
Subtle signs that your loved one may need more support at home this winter The holidays are a time for connection — shared meals, familiar traditions, and precious moments with…
Caregiver Tips from Families Who’ve Been There
Caring for someone you love can be one of life’s most profound responsibilities. It’s full of quiet sacrifices, emotional highs and lows, and lessons you never expected to learn. These…
Intergenerational mentorship programs: Passing down knowledge and building connections
Your life experience can shape the future! Intergenerational mentorship programs offer older adults a powerful way to share their wisdom, forge meaningful connections, and leave a lasting legacy while enriching their own lives.
How to care for your aging parents without breaking up with your siblings
How to care for your aging parents without breaking up with your siblings Siblings are our first lifelong friends and some of our most complicated relationships. They've witnessed every awkward…