Earth Day is upon us again and it’s the perfect time to recognize that caring for our planet isn’t just good for nature—it’s essential for our health, particularly our brain health. The environment we live in directly affects how our brains function, develop, and age, with seniors often being most vulnerable to these impacts. Understanding this connection can motivate us to make choices that protect both our planet and our cognitive wellbeing.
What if you struggle to find joy and laughter because you don’t have many hobbies or interests? It’s not surprising that some of us find ourselves without any interests. We’ve devoted much of our adult lives to working, raising a family, caring for others, and so that playful and fun side of ourselves just faded away in the background.
But that doesn’t mean it can’t come back..
Check out our 3 wonderful Father’s Day activities that seniors can enjoy with their loved ones. Whether it’s spending quality time outdoors or exploring shared interests, these activities are sure to make the day special.
As a senior, you may find it difficult to keep up with the demands of pet care. This can be especially true if your pet is aging or has special needs. Fortunately, there are many senior-friendly pet care services in Vancouver that can help you ensure your pet stays healthy and happy.
5 Last-Minute Christmas Gift Ideas for Seniors
A 2010 Statistics Canada survey shows that elderly people aged 65+ make up 36.5% of the volunteer population. That number is higher now. Seniors are an integral part of the volunteer force. Read on to see what are some of the best volunteer roles for seniors.
In our pursuit in caring for our elders, we’re bound to come up with some interesting ideas! Check out these 5 innovative senior trends.
Yes! You can include your Dementia and Alzheimer family members in the holiday conversations!
The connected home, or the smart home, is popping up everywhere – including the residents of our seniors.
The need to stay connected to others through technology has never been more important than it is now.