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When talking to an elderly parent with dementia, it is important to be patient, calm, and supportive. Speak in a clear, gentle manner and use simple words and sentences. Try to remain positive and focus on the present, rather than dwelling on the past. We share tips to help you better talk to an elderly parent with dementia.
When it comes to Valentine's Day gifts for seniors, thoughtful gifts can show them how much they are loved. An extra special gift could be a framed photo collage of all the family members. This will be a meaningful reminder of all the people who love them. We list the best Valentine gifts for seniors this holiday season.
Valentine's Day is a special time for seniors to celebrate the love they share with friends and family. While traditional activities such as exchanging cards, flowers, and chocolates are still popular, there are many other creative and fun activities that seniors can enjoy. We share some exciting and senior-friendly activities for Valentines Day.
Before choosing a home care provider, families should ask important questions. These questions can help ensure that you are choosing a provider that meets your aging loved one's specific needs. We list some of the most important questions to ask senior home care providers.
Funding for senior home care can be easy with the right resources. Many government and private programs are available to provide financial assistance for those who need it. Seniors should check with their local municipal offices to find out which programs are available in their area. We share a few key resources to help families fund senior home care in Canada.
Coping with grief as a caregiver after the death of a patient can be an incredibly difficult experience. It is important to remember that the care you provided was meaningful and that you should take time to grieve in your own way. We offer helpful tips for caregivers as they cope with loss and grief.
As a caregiver it is important to make sure you are taking the time to wind down and relax. This can mean taking a break from caregiving duties and finding a quiet space where you can relax and reflect. We consider key tips to help caregivers wind down and improve their wellbeing.
Sensory activities are important for blind seniors to help stimulate the senses, increase cognitive function, and improve overall quality of life. Sensory activities can range from tactile activities such as clay sculpting and sand art, to auditory activities such as music therapy. We share some of the most effective sensory activities for blind seniors.
The winter months can be a difficult time for seniors, particularly those who live alone. It’s easy to feel isolated and overwhelmed by the cold weather and darkness. This can lead to feelings of depression and anxiety, a condition known as the 'winter blues'. We share key tips to help seniors beat the winter blues.

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