Four benefits of companionship for seniors
As we age and our mobility becomes more restricted, it can prevent us from venturing far from home and actively…
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You might have noticed that Mum or Dad is not as quick as they used to be. Or they are repeating their conversations like they are on loop tape. Whatever it is, you’ve realised they’re getting older and you might have to start helping or even looking after your ageing parents. This section covers the day-to-day things that crop up when we care for our ageing parents.
What is vascular dementia?
Vascular dementia is a general term describing a group of conditions that cause a decline in cognitive skills. Vascular dementia…
Embrace your age, live healthier
There is some dispute about what the last socially-acceptable prejudice is, but American activist Ashton Applewhite is punting for ageism.…
10 questions to ask about dental and oral health needs in residential aged care
The mouth is part of the body so good oral hygiene is important for your overall health. Oral hygiene is…
Helping your elderly loved one take care of their health
Mum and Dad are older now, you’re worried about their health. They don’t eat well or exercise. They were raised…
When should your ageing parent should stop driving?
Having to suggest to your parents that it might be time to hand over the keys to their car and…