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Family Caregivers: Cultivating a Sense of Purpose in Older Adults Is Key to Satisfaction and Health

Perform an online search for the words “activities for seniors” and the results will likely be a mixture of memory stimulation puzzles, crafts, games, and of course, the requisite bingo. What you won’t find, unless you search much more, are the meaningful, philanthropic activities that bring purpose to our lives. …

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Be Aware of How to Help, Not Hurt, a Senior’s Self-Esteem and Independence

“Wait, let me help you with that!” “Don’t over-exert yourself!” “You just sit down and rest; I’ll take care of that.” How many times have we made remarks along the lines of these to older adults, with only the best of intentions in mind? We want to do whatever possible …

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Why Aging Adults Struggle with Loss of Bladder Control and How to Treat It

Incontinence, or a loss of bladder control, is a disturbing and delicate issue, especially for older individuals. It can lead to a number of concerns, from skin sores to social isolation for individuals who are uncomfortable with leaving the house in case of an “accident.” But while bladder leakage causes …

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Learn the Red Flags of Vision Loss in Older Adults

Talking about health concerns is difficult for many older individuals. They may think their health issues are their own business and not anyone else’s, or they may be afraid that if they admit to experiencing problems, they might compromise their ability to maintain their independence. This is oftentimes the case …

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Combat Senior Isolation and Loneliness by Planning Ahead Now

The holiday season can be loaded with a whirlwind of activities for the older adults we love, with family gatherings, holiday parties, religious events and services, deciding on the best gifts for the ones they love. Yet after the ornaments are packed away and families have resumed the routine busyness …

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Home Care Rocklin: Promoting Senior Independence Through Compassionate In-Home Care

Is your older loved one resisting the fact that he or she is in need of some additional help at home? Senior independence is a top priority, and one of the greatest concerns older adult have as they age is the loss of independence and the ability to reside at …

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When Home Care Services are Needed: Tips for the Transition to Sacramento Senior Care

Accepting the truth that a senior loved one needs assistance at home can be challenging. Even more challenging is speaking with the senior about the need for home care services and getting him or her to acknowledge that assistance is warranted. If you have noticed changes in your loved one …

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Managing Relationships After Traumatic Brain Injury

Along with the numerous life changes after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), personal relationships are affected in a number of ways as a result of: Modifications in responsibilities Changes in relationship roles Challenges with communicating Handling emotions and mood swings Relationships after traumatic brain injury often change and can result …

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Experience the Joy & Wonder of the Holidays with a Senior Loved One

Although the yuletide season is generally thought of as a time that is joyous, full of spending time with those who are nearest and dearest, for older individuals, it can be anything but merry and bright. A combination of lost loved ones, memories of past holidays, health problems and more …

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Help Your Senior Loved One Enjoy Holiday Outings

The holidays are brimming with parties, celebrations, and get-togethers. Nonetheless, for an older loved one, holiday outings warrant a little supplemental planning and preparation. Follow these pointers from the Sacramento CA dementia care experts at Live Well at Home to be able to ensure fun and relaxed outings with loved …

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