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Imagine being able to wear headphones to listen to

Imagine being able to wear headphones to listen to soothing classical music while you’re going through surgery. It’s possible, and this local organization is working to share the healing power of music. {link in bio}⁠
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#music #musictherapy #classicalmusic #healing #healingthroughmusic

From planning the schedule to ideas on inclusive a

From planning the schedule to ideas on inclusive activities, these tips can help you make holiday family gatherings a success for both your visitors and your loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia. {link in bio}⁠
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#Alzheimers #dementia #caregiving #caregivingsupport

After a sudden family loss, Teresa Davis described

After a sudden family loss, Teresa Davis described a deep need to connect with someone who’d lived through this type of grief—and survived. “I needed them to show me how,” she says. Teresa eventually became the person she needed. This is how the “grief mentor” was born. Read more about her expert advice for walking through grief at the link in our bio.⁠
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#grief #suddenloss #familyloss #mentor #griefmentor #griefsupport

Craving quiet in your life? Read Bishop Bob Muelle

Craving quiet in your life? Read Bishop Bob Mueller's thoughts on silence and where one can find it.⁠
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#inspiration #silence #quiettime #thoughts #yourthoughts

The “job” of a family caregiver can be frustra

The “job” of a family caregiver can be frustrating, costly, and stressful. What can be done to help? Caregiving expert Karen Stobbe shares about the practical things that helped when she was caring for her parents.⁠
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#Caregiving #caregivingsupport #caregivinglife #connectwithTT #family #familycaregiving #practicalsolutions

What would make your home work better for you as y

What would make your home work better for you as you get older? Explore these tools and ideas that can extend the years you spend in the place you know and love. {link in bio}⁠
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#caregiving #caregivinglife #caregivingsupport #tools #stayathome

Winter can be tough for caregivers and their loved

Winter can be tough for caregivers and their loved ones who may not be able to get out easily. Our winter readiness guide provides ideas to help beat the bleary weather blues and keep everyone warm, comforted, and content. {link in bio}⁠
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#winter #winterguide #beatthecold #stayactive #routine #keeproutines⁠

Retired surgeon Wayne Tuckson knows what it means

Retired surgeon Wayne Tuckson knows what it means to choose rest and recovery when needed. His incredible nature photography is one way he finds restoration in his life. Learn about his insights into living well at the link in our bio.⁠
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#calm #restore #taketime #recover #nature #lovenature #naturephotography

“Seeking help [for our mental health] is perceiv

“Seeking help [for our mental health] is perceived as showing signs of weakness or there is a fear of loss of independence, but that sort of belief works against a person. If they don’t get the support they need, it will ultimately cause them to be less able to care for themselves. Asking for help, and getting it, actually supports independence.” Learn more about how counseling or coaching might help you move forward at the link in our bio.⁠
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#mentalhealth #health #healthimportance #therapy #counseling

She learned a new language in her 80s, and these o

She learned a new language in her 80s, and these other local women dove into new artistic creations while in their late 60s and 70s. You can do it, too! See why you’re never too old to learn something new at the link in our bio.⁠
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#learnsomethingnew #newlanguage #learn #learning #youcandoit #caregiving #caregivinglife #grow #growyourmind

Pump up your sweet potato for a delicious ‘bowl-

Pump up your sweet potato for a delicious ‘bowl-based’ meal this fall. See what we added at the link in our bio.⁠
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#sweetpotato #healthyeating #healthyfood #sweetpotatodish #falldish #fallrecipe #eatthis #louisville #eatlouisville

Cooking together or lighting a candle can have mor

Cooking together or lighting a candle can have more benefits than you might know. There are many simple activities you can do at home that will attend to you and your loved one’s sensory needs – and may help things work smoother in your day. {link in bio}⁠
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#sensory #senses #sensoryneeds #sensoryfriendly #sensoryactivities #caregiving #caregivinglife #caregivingcare

It was a series of unplanned events and one big qu

It was a series of unplanned events and one big question that brought Denise Cardwell, her husband, her parents, her daughter, and her 3-and-a-half-year-old grandson all together in one home here in Louisville. Learn how they make it work and why they love it. {link in bio}⁠
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#louisville #caregiving #caregivinglife #caregivingcare #livingtogether #family #underoneroof #generations #fourgenerations #4generations

Deciding to move your parent into assisted living

Deciding to move your parent into assisted living is a step that comes with a heavy heart and a head full of concerns. It’s not just about finding the right community: it involves sorting through a lifetime of memories, managing logistical and legal hurdles, and ensuring your parent’s comfort and dignity throughout the transition. Let’s take a look at these easily forgotten elements that can make a significant difference in your parent’s transition to assisted living. {link in bio}

More than half of Americans 65 and older regularly

More than half of Americans 65 and older regularly use the internet or email to shop, stay in touch with loved ones, or research a favorite subject, according to the U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Unfortunately, that also opens older adults up to scammers and cybercriminals. ⁠
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According to the Kentucky Office of Senior Protection, online scams against older adults have skyrocketed since COVID-19. Cybersecurity expert Jeff Chandler, CEO of Z-JAK Technologies, offers tips to stay safe while checking your emails and searching the web. {link in bio}⁠
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#caregiving #caregivinglife #avoidonlinescams

The number one skill caregivers need...patience. L

The number one skill caregivers need...patience. Looking for more caregiving solutions? Check them out here at the link in our bio.⁠
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#caregiving #caregivingsolutions #caregivinglife #caregivingjourney #louisville #louisvilleky #ky #kentucky #ohio #indiana

“We as caregivers have a tendency to want our lo

“We as caregivers have a tendency to want our loved ones with dementia to be ‘restored’ and return to their former self,” writes caregiving expert Karen Stobbe of In The Moment. “Do you often find yourself suddenly angry, or frustrated by little things you normally could let go? You may have this unacknowledged yearning for your loved one to ‘snap out of it!‘ and restore themselves.” Learn Karen’s advice for acknowledging these needs and moving forward in your caregiving journey. {link in bio}⁠
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#caregiving #caregivinglife #caregivingjourney

Our ability to see, touch, taste, smell, and hear

Our ability to see, touch, taste, smell, and hear what’s around us is something we usually take for granted. But like so many of our body’s systems, our sensory system can decline with age, leading to challenges that leave us struggling to engage. And if you’re caring for someone experiencing sensory decline — or its counterpart, sensory overload — then knowing how to support your loved one’s sensory needs can help make things easier, for you and the person you’re caring for.

What areas of a home pose the greatest potential d

What areas of a home pose the greatest potential danger for a fall or injury? The kitchen, basement, bathroom, bedroom, and driveway are probably the most commonly reported locations needing upgrades, says Max Monahan, director of home repair for New Directions Aging in Place services. Learn more at the link in our bio how this organization helps keep low-income, elderly residents safe in their homes.

Is life moving too fast? Does it feel hectic? Bish

Is life moving too fast? Does it feel hectic? Bishop Bob Mueller inspires us to sit down, and let our minds rest. Embrace the day, the moment, as a gift. Read more at the link in our bio.⁠
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#inspiration #slowdown #letyourmindrest #mindful #embracetheday #embracethemoment

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