Self-Neglect in the Elderly: When Should You Step In?
The older population is vulnerable to many kinds of threats such as abuse and neglect. However they, too, can be a threat to themselves in the form of self-neglect. In this article, we will discuss what self-neglect in the elderly, […]
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Caregiver Anger: Coping with Anger as a Family Caregiver
Caregiving for an older adult or an adult with special needs can have its toll. Sometimes, the stress and frustration about the demands of caregiving can boil over into anger, rage, and resentment. So, how does one go about coping […]
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10 Signs an Elderly Loved One Needs Help
Do you suspect that your elderly loved one needs help that can only be provided by professional caregivers of facilities? Read on to find out. As people age, there are many mental and physical changes that occur. Over time, these […]
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Caring for the Elderly in the Time of COVID-19
Years after the COVID-19 outbreak has been announced by the World Health Organization, the world is still grappling with the virus and its many variants.
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7 Ways You Can Use Motion to Keep Seniors Active and Engaged
Choosing activities for older adults or seniors may be difficult, especially at this time when a global pandemic continues to rage. However, with the rate planning and mindset, you can use motion to keep seniors engaged and active. Doing so […]
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5 Tips for Promoting Mental Health Among Seniors
Memory retention difficulties, cognitive decline, and loneliness and isolation are just among the many mental health issues the elderly population deal with. As caregivers or family members, it’s important to create avenues and opportunities for promoting mental health among seniors.
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Depression in Older Adults: Recognize the Signs
Depression can happen to us as we age. Depression in older adults may often be ignored, minimized, and come unrecognized. Here are some ways on how you can spot the signs of depression in older adults, especially for your family […]
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5 Love Languages of Caregiving
Whether we are family caregivers catering to our aging parents, or professional ones committed to the calling, these 5 love languages of caregiving can inspire you. These 5 love languages are inspired from renowned marriage expert Dr. Gary Chapman. Love […]
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Supporting Your Parents Into Old Age: What You Can Do
Supporting your parents into old age is part of the Filipino culture. This is deeply rooted along with our deep respect and reverence for all elders. So when your parents get to old age, how are you going to support […]
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20 Reasons to Go for a Low-Sodium Diet for Seniors
What is a low-sodium diet and how can it help seniors? Sodium is a mineral that can be found in many different kinds of food. However, it is most commonly found in salt. And, just like sweets, salty foods make […]
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