We can’t stop time, but three body-smart habits can help us turn back the clock a bit. A range of studies show that a mix of mental and physical activity can promote well-being, improve our health and prevent the onset of diseases like Parkinson’s and...
When you’re caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease, the most important thing to you is their safety and well-being. You will do whatever it takes to achieve these goals. This responsibility, however, wears on you and puts your happiness in jeopardy. They say...
Having worked in the hospital for many years, I’m aware of the potential for healthcare acquired infections. The elderly and chronically ill are especially vulnerable. Many of these infections are caused by the devices and procedures that are necessary in order...
Caregivers are brilliant problem-solvers. These are the people running around playing an extreme, real-life version of Whack-a-Mole with problems and situations coming from all directions. And the caregivers are usually winning! They can prioritize, solve problems...
It’s February which means it’s a time when thoughts turn to love and Valentine’s Day. According to the ads, you are thinking of your special someone and deciding what (expensive) item you’ll surprise them with on February 14th. And maybe those ads have got you...
Without the right tools, eating healthy can be a challenge. At the end of an arduous day, the last thing on your mind is often getting adequate nutrition. If you’re a person who privileges convenience over healthy eating, I’ve got some fantastic news for you:...