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5 Self Care Tips for Caregivers

5 Ways Caregivers Can Take Care of Themselves

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Remember the old safety instruction “First help yourself, then help others?" We can only be effective in helping others if we first help ourselves.
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10 Self-Care Strategies for Caregivers

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We know self-care is extremely important, but lack of time, energy, and money can make it feel impossible. Here's 10 tips to help you deal with all of these.
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Friendships and Seniors: The Importance of Friends as you Age

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Just as loneliness can hurt our health, friendships can actually improve it in far-reaching (and sometimes surprising) ways!
Benefits of Aging

The Top Benefits of Aging

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Seven in 10 people said they’re embracing their age, believing that getting older is not as bad as they thought it would be.

Healthy Aging: Can you live to 100?

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Simple lifestyle changes could add years to your life. Learn what routines may extend your life and the bad habits that could shorten it.
Tips to Prevent Fall-Related Injuries

Don’t Fall this Autumn: Tips to Prevent Fall-Related Injuries

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We share prevention tips for avoiding falls for older adults who are most at risk for fall-related injuries.
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The Beneficial Power of Music

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Some studies have found that listening to music can help seniors recall specific memories, names, faces and places.
Coping with Caregiver Burnout

Caregiver Burnout: Signs and Coping Tips

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Being a caregiver can be an exhausting and difficult task. It’s important to recognize caregiver burnout and cope healthily.
Helping Seniors Stay Sharp

Helping Seniors Stay Sharp

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Like any part of the body, the brain changes over time. Seniors can protect their brain health both physically and mentally.
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Aqua Therapy for Older Adults

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Falls are the main reason for injuries in older adults, and is the second largest reason for accidental fatal injuries. Aquatic exercise can combat these risks.