According to the American Psychological Association (APA), 46%, or nearly half, of U.S. adults 75 or older report having a disability. Almost one in four adults 65 to 74 also reported having at least one disability. Many experience problems with walking, climbing stairs, independent living, hearing, vision, and cognition. If you have an older loved…
A recent Gallup poll found that some parents often avoid having hard conversations with their young children. Unfortunately, this desire to avoid potential confrontation is a two-way street. As individuals age it sometimes feels like the roles begin to reverse between parent and child. For many children, the role now falls on them to check…
As people age, staying connected with others becomes more important than ever. Social interaction plays a key role in your overall well-being. When you engage in social activities, you not only enjoy time with friends and family, but you also improve your mental and physical health. This article will explore how social activities for seniors…
Finding that special someone isn’t easy, and staying together for life is even more challenging. So if your loved ones have made it to their golden years while still happily married, then that’s something huge. However, in their old age, they might struggle with tasks they handled with ease before. You’d like to have peace…