Category: Senior Depression

Introverted Seniors: Helping With Social Engagement

And just like that, the holiday season is here! While many people flourish in the excited pace of parties and celebrations, there are just as

How a Hug Can Change a Senior’s Health

The height of the pandemic was devastating for many reasons, but especially because of how physically isolated we were from each other. One of the

Negative Mood Changes in Seniors: Common Reasons for the Shift in Attitude

We all have good days and bad days, and we’re all entitled to a little crankiness or negative thinking from time to time. If you’re

Broken Heart Syndrome and How to Help Those Who are Grieving

In his documentary about grief, George Shelley uses an analogy of glitter. Toss a handful of glitter into the air, and it’s going to settle

Latinos and a Potentially Unique Progression of Dementia

A new study sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association is uncovering some unexpected findings in how dementia may progress differently in Hispanic people. While further investigation

One Phrase We All Need to Remove from Our Conversations with Aging Parents

With aging parents, it’s not always easy to understand what our role as adult children should always be. We desire whatever is best for them,

3 Key Benefits of Family Therapy for Senior Caregivers

There are certain milestones we may encounter in our lives that, while not necessarily negative, are known stressors. Losing a job. Starting a new job.

5 Tips For Dementia and the Fear of Being Alone

Primary caregivers for someone with Alzheimer’s disease are frequently all too familiar with the difficulty experienced in trying to take a quiet minute or two

How to Identify and Prevent Holiday Depression in Seniors

Although this time of year is typically viewed as the season of joy, for some older adults, the holidays are a period of profound sadness.

Help Seniors Stay Connected with Video Conferencing

Think about the most ideal holiday season you are able to imagine. While that image will vary a little for each of us, it typically

Category: Senior Depression

How a Hug Can Change a Senior’s Health

Negative Mood Changes in Seniors: Common Reasons for the Shift in Attitude

Broken Heart Syndrome and How to Help Those Who are Grieving

Latinos and a Potentially Unique Progression of Dementia

One Phrase We All Need to Remove from Our Conversations with Aging Parents

3 Key Benefits of Family Therapy for Senior Caregivers

5 Tips For Dementia and the Fear of Being Alone

How to Identify and Prevent Holiday Depression in Seniors

Help Seniors Stay Connected with Video Conferencing

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