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How Do Scammers Target Seniors?
Scams that affect seniors can happen to anyone, but the elderly are typically more vulnerable to financial exploitation, since they are generally more trusting of others, often have considerable possessions or savings, and are often less tech-savvy and easier to scam online, on the phone, or on social media. Learn about some of the most common scams that affect the elderly to help protect you and your loved ones.
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Caring for a loved one experiencing memory loss and other symptoms of cognitive decline can feel overwhelming. The good news is, you don't have to face these challenges alone.
read moreYou Don’t Need to Age Alone
Whether by choice, or due to circumstance, many older adults find themselves living alone in their later years. Without children or close relatives to depend on, they are often challenged with making critical legal, financial or medical decisions alone. Care managers can help solo agers take steps to ensure they won't be isolated and helpless when they need care most.
read moreStress Factors Affecting Seniors
There are many unique circumstances that affect seniors and can make them more prone to ongoing anxiety, stress, and depression. If you’re a senior, of if you’re a caregiver for an elderly adult, it’s important to be aware of the causes and ways to mitigate stress in older adults.
read moreThe Joy of New Beginnings
Trying new activities can have benefits for physical, mental, and social health, especially for seniors. Learn how together, Charlie and his son were able to try something new and expand their social circles.
read moreHow Acts of Service Can Help You Change Your Life
For hundreds of thousands of elderly people, volunteering has helped them gain a new lease on life. With retirement, many seniors find that they have a lot more time on their hands, they have less opportunities to connect with and engage in their communities and beyond, and they are overall less active. Volunteering, and other acts of service, help fill this void and provides for more enriching lives.
read moreIntentional Connection for Seniors
It’s a common thing for seniors to feel a let-down after the fun of being with family and friends during the busy holiday season. Given what we know about the negative physical and emotional effects of loneliness and isolation, I always talk with my clients about the importance of staying connected with family and friends and keeping their social lives full. What worked for Georgia may work for you.
read moreHandmade Gift Guide for the Grandparents
Never underestimate the power of a handmade gift. By creating a new tradition with her children, you can see the impact this mom has had on the seniors in her life and how you can help make a senior smile for the holidays this year.
read moreCelebrate National Family Caregivers Month
National Family Caregivers Month, celebrated every November, is a time to acknowledge and honor the millions of family caregivers across the nation. It's also an opportunity for us, as a community, to help caregivers find what they need to take care of themselves. Here are a few ideas that may work, or at least get you started on your self-care journey.
read moreDon’t Fear the Destination, Appreciate the Aging Journey
Sometimes we get so caught up in our fears about aging that we forget to appreciate the journey – and the benefits of growing older. Learn how Mark embraced the changes that aging brought with it, and why some studies show that older adults have improved mental health and are actually happier than younger adults.
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