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Supporting Seniors: Practical Tips for Caregivers

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Whether you're a family caregiver or a professional support provider, understanding how to empower seniors in daily life is essential to their well-being—and yours.

Celebrating the Small Victories in Caregiving

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In caregiving, it’s the quiet moments of progress that truly matter. Take a few minutes to celebrate the small wins that happen every day — for your clients, and for yourself.
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Combating Loneliness in Older Adults: What You Can Do

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Loneliness in older adults is more common than we’d like to think—and it goes deeper than just feeling a little alone. For many, it can be persistent, and painful. But the good news? You can help.
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Misconceptions About Alzheimer’s disease

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Even though most people have a general understanding of Alzheimer's, there are a lot of misconceptions, especially around understanding a person's potential to live well and what constitutes quality dementia care.

Empowering Seniors And The Disabled: Simple Acts That Make a Big Difference

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Enhancing the lives of seniors and disabled people is about more than offering help—it's about empowering them to live with dignity, independence, and joy.
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Thanksgiving Ideas for Seniors: 5 Ways to Celebrate

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Preparing to celebrate the day with your adult parents or grandparents? Here are a few Thanksgiving ideas to make the day enjoyable.
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Holiday Scams: What Seniors Should Look Out For

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It seems that no matter where we turn, there’s an individual or a group trying to scam seniors.
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Home Care for Seniors: Aging in Place

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By exploring Supportive Home Care services, families can decide if "aging in place" is the best way for loved ones to maintain their independence.

Dangers Scam Callers Pose to the Elderly

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Though scams can victimize consumers of any age, financial crimes against senior citizens ages 60 and older are on the rise.
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10 Surprising Early Signs of Dementia

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Are you mismanaging your money, or forgetting what things are used for? Find out if you should be concerned about Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.