Preventing Skin Problems in Seniors
The skin continually regenerates. On the lowest layer of the skin, new cells begin to develop and gradually migrate upward. By the time they reach the skin’s surface, these cells are dead and are removed daily. This cell renewal mechanism slows...
Read More ›Tips to Achieve Healthier Bones and Joints
Many individuals may take flexibility for granted, yet aging can put stress on our joints due to things like bone loss and waning muscle mass. To reduce the risk of falls and potential injuries, including fractures and broken bones that can permanent...
Read More ›Tips for Dealing With Caregiver Stress and Burnout
Taking care of a loved one and being there when they need you is a core value and something many people wish to provide. Although caregiving can be incredibly rewarding, it can also become stressful over time. As you undergo a shift in roles and emot...
Read More ›How Aging Adults Benefit From Companionship
Socialization and maintaining relationships are essential at any age. For older adults, however, the ability to do so usually diminishes with age. Factors like lack of access to transportation, low energy, or the presence of an illness can make it ch...
Read More ›How You Can Help Your Child Conquer Tantrums
One of the primary manifestations of ASD (autism spectrum disorder) is tantrums. Because of communication deficits that come with the diagnosis, your child may resort to throwing tantrums when they feel frustrated or uncomfortable. Although you may o...
Read More ›Common Allergens for Older Adults
Food allergies can develop anytime throughout a person’s life. When allergies strike elderly people, unfortunately, symptoms may be severe. This is why expert senior care is a plus in case of newfound triggers. It’s a given that seniors confr...
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