Anxiety in Senior Citizens: Practical Guidelines for Family Support

Anxiety in Senior Citizens: Practical Guidelines for Family Support

Anxiety doesn’t have an age limit. In fact, anxiety in senior citizens isn’t uncommon, with anywhere from 3-14% of the elderly being affected.  Some seniors may have struggled with anxiety their entire lives. Others may have developed it in their later years for a variety of reasons. 

The Challenges of Growing Old: How to Cope with a New Stage in Life and Remain Happy

The Challenges of Growing Old: How to Cope with a New Stage in Life and Remain Happy

Many people don’t want to admit they’re getting older.It’s easy to make jokes about it or fall into stereotypes. But facing new challenges as you age can be scary and overwhelming. That doesn’t mean you should try to find ways to “reverse” the aging process or try to act younger than you are. While growing old can have its setbacks, it can also end up being a very enjoyable time of your life.

The Effects of Alzheimer’s on a Senior’s Psychological and Emotional Well-Being

The Effects of Alzheimer’s on a Senior’s Psychological and Emotional Well-Being

As a senior gradually goes through the progression of this disease, Alzheimer’s makes it harder and harder for them to remember information. In turn, that leads to difficulties with learning new things. And, as the effects get worse, that can even make it tough to communicate.

3 Ways Siblings Can Support an Aging Loved One’s Senior Therapy

3 Ways Siblings Can Support an Aging Loved One’s Senior Therapy

When you and your siblings are worried about an aging loved one—like a parent—it’s important to come together. Working jointly to support them can make the process of taking care of your loved one much easier, especially if that involves therapy. Of course, it’s not always easy for a family to see eye-to-eye on decisions…