Lessons on Caregiving from Aging Pets by Margit Novack In “Caregiving,” a chapter in Squint: Re-visioning the Second Half of Life, author and professional senior move ... [Read More] 12/7/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
“Still Someone”: Being Kind to the Seniors in Our Lives By Margit Novack In “Still Someone,” from Squint: Re-visioning the Second Half of Life, author and professional senior move manager ... [Read More] 11/11/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
Ask Amy: Mom’s Best Friend Is Her Daughter From Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency It can be wonderful when Mom’s best friend is her daughter, but after Dad’s ... [Read More] 11/1/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
How to Support a Grieving Parent As painful as it is, death is sadly a part of life. It touches us all, whether in our own ... [Read More] 10/29/2021 | By Kari Smith
The Best Adaptive Clothing for Seniors As people age, many of the simple tasks they’ve taken for granted can suddenly become increasingly difficult. Case in point, ... [Read More] 9/2/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
How to Practice Safe Medication Management for Seniors If your senior loved one is residing in an assisted living community, chances are they receive safe medication management services. ... [Read More] 8/23/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
Compassion Fatigue: What It Is and How to Combat It If you are a caregiver or your work requires you to deal with others’ trauma every day, you could experience ... [Read More] 8/12/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
Signs of Elder Self-Neglect Elder self-neglect is a public health issue affecting millions of older adults each year. It manifests itself in an older person ... [Read More] 6/7/2021 | By Seniors Guide Staff
Announcing a Death on Facebook Examples Fading are the days of printed obituaries and death announcements in the local newspaper. Nowadays, of course, these announcements are ... [Read More] 3/10/2021 | By Rachel Marsh
Caregivers: Reassuring Seniors About the COVID Vaccine Life has changed dramatically since the coronavirus reached American shores. Many who have dodged illness or the death of a ... [Read More] 2/2/2021 | By Annie Tobey