• Movies and TV Shows for Older Adults

    Many seniors find themselves with an abundance of spare time, limited mobility and find their outdoor activities limited by the winter weather. Movies, and TV shows are excellent sources of entertainment, laughter, and mental stimulation.

  • Games to Play with Loved Ones with Memory Issues

    When a loved one begins to lose their memory, it can be difficult for them and their family and friends. Finding ways to connect with them via conversation may be difficult, as they can get lost and may not remember stories.

  • How Organizing Can Help Ease Anxiety for Older Loved Ones

    The mental and physical toll anxiety takes can be especially taxing for our aging loved ones. Some of the tactics normally recommended for anxiety, such as exercise and hobbies, can be difficult for seniors due to physical limitations.

  • Knowing When It’s Time to Get Help for Your Senior Loved One

    Whether you are looking for an extra hand or how to offer it to your aging parents, figuring out when it’s time to get help can be challenging. Every situation is unique, but here are some signals it's time to get help.

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    Driving in Winter: How to Protect Your Aging Loved One

    Winter is often a time filled with family gatherings, holiday activities, and friendly get-togethers. The harsh Upper Peninsula winters can make traveling to these events and completing everyday errands dangerous.