Whether you take any stock into astrology, you’ll want to read on for 12 coping mechanisms whether they fit your zodiac sign of not. It is 2020 after all—the year when we all need to take stock in our mental health and find ways to decompress. With COVID-19, a tenuous economy, and the current political …
With the holiday season right around the corner, it’s time to plan out your shopping and gift-giving road map for this year. Due to COVID-19 challenges, budgets may look at a little different, as will the way we shop, so having a plan is even more important this year. Centers Choice Home Care has five …
Whether an older loved one is downsizing or you’re just looking to tidy up their living space, chances are there’s plenty of possessions that have built up throughout the years that you don’t have much of a use for anymore. But instead of putting everything on the curb or making a bulk donation to one …
No matter our age, we’re all either going to come down with a stomach bug or someone we love or take care of is going to, so we all need to be well aware of what’s good to consume to sooth a sour stomach. You’ll usually need to be careful for a day or two …
There’s a chill in the air, which means increased health risks for seniors. Older adults can lose body heat fast. A big chill can quickly turn into a dangerous health problem. For an older person, a body temperature of 95 degrees or lower can put your loved one at risk for heart attack, kidney problems, …
Proper nutrition, no matter a person’s age, is essential as food provides energy and can help control weight and prevent diseases like osteoporosis, high blood pressure, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and even certain cancers. As a caregiver, being responsible for another person’s nutrition needs is a huge responsibility. But sometimes, getting an older adult …
Keeping your loved one with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia busy and engaged can be a challenge for caregivers. Those living with these debilitative brain diseases often experience anxiety and paranoia if met with idle hands. Maintaining a schedule with planned activity times will help keep your loved one entertained, happy, and more agreeable. …
When you become a caregiver for your parent or loved one, you expect them to respond with: Acceptance that they need your help Compliance toward your now reversed roles Gratitude that they can depend on you in their time of need Unfortunately, this isn’t always what you receive. The changes older adults experience as they …
As a caregiver, you may have experienced feelings of overwhelming stress and fatigue. Meditation is a great way to let the brain quiet down and make space for new thoughts. It also helps us be less reactive and make better decisions when caring for our loved ones. Meditation is easy to do, and there are …
As our loved ones age, it becomes difficult for them to perform daily tasks like eating, bathing, and maintaining their homes. Many seniors are faced with medical concerns as well, which require medication management and frequent trips to doctor’s appointments. Because of their inability to care for themselves, it can be dangerous to leave your …
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