Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury Symptoms
The brain is arguably the most important, most complicated organ in your body. It is in charge of absolutely everything. It works behind the scenes,
Author: Kathy Gabel
Nutritional Supplements vs. Natural Foods: Which Is Best for Seniors?
It can be difficult to determine the diet plan that’s best for seniors. First of all, there are a number of factors that affect a
Tips For Preventing Malnutrition in Seniors
Many of us remember gathering at Grandma’s house for Sunday dinners. However, because so many families now live far away from their elderly family members,
The Surprising Benefits of Laughter in Alzheimer’s Care
Alzheimer’s disease is definitely nothing to laugh about. However, studies are increasingly indicating the benefits of laughter in Alzheimer’s care, and adding humor may be
Understanding Dementia-Related Vision Problems
The many complicated steps required to allow us to see are almost unfathomable. In the blink of an eye, our brains can take transmitted information
What It Takes to Succeed in a Professional Caregiving Career
There is a popular saying: “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” Although it can
What to Expect From a Career as a Senior Caregiver
As more residents in our area reach their elderly years, the need for in-home care providers has grown. Perhaps you’ve thought about a career as
Exercises for Seniors to Prevent Falls at Home
According to the CDC, around one in three seniors suffer falls every year, and fewer than fifty percent discuss those falls with their doctors. Often,
How to Modify the Home to Prevent Falls for Older Loved Ones
The ability to live at home as you age is a wonderful thing. However, the risk of falling in the home is a significant risk
What to Do When Siblings Distance Themselves from Caregiving
If you are in control of the majority of the care for older parents while your siblings distance themselves from caregiving, you are far from