You likely know what respite care is, even though that particular term may not have been used. According to the National Institute on Aging, respite care “provides short-term relief for primary caregivers,” but what it looks like can vary depending on the needs of the caregiver … [Read more...] about When A Caregiver Needs Support
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Our Mobility Hinges On Our Knees
We ask a lot of our knees. Our ability to stand, walk and move literally hinges on our knee joints as they bear our body weight. As we age, overuse or trauma to the knee can sometimes lead to osteoarthritis – a condition in which the cartilage in the knee wears away over time, … [Read more...] about Our Mobility Hinges On Our Knees
Go With The Flow: Caregiving For Someone With Dementia Might Require A Little Acting.
Karen Stobbe’s dad was diagnosed with dementia more than 25 years ago and since that time, she has dedicated her life and skills as a theater professional into training others. “I went to every workshop, conference, and read every book. I wrote a performance about caregiving, … [Read more...] about Go With The Flow: Caregiving For Someone With Dementia Might Require A Little Acting.
Turn Up The Volume | Turn Up Connection
Hearing loss might seem like a minor inconvenience, but for many, it can have profound implications. When communication becomes strained, it can lead to social isolation and potential mental health issues. Imagine missing out on the laughter of loved ones or struggling to follow … [Read more...] about Turn Up The Volume | Turn Up Connection
Snack Your Way To Wellness
Why not be intentional about your snack time? It’s a perfect way to sneak in some extra nutrients. It is reported that only about 5 percent of us get enough fiber. It’s not one of the things we focus on, like protein or sugar, but it helps your body function in many … [Read more...] about Snack Your Way To Wellness