Warning Signs Your Aging Parent May Need Care Caregiving often calls us to lean into love we didn’t know possible.” – Tia Walker Watching our parents grow older can be both a beautiful and challenging experience. While many seniors remain independent and active well into their later years, there often comes a point when extra […]
Typically, moving is a complex and often stressful process, especially when it involves relocating over a long distance. For seniors, this challenge can be difficult to adjust to and often overwhelming.
As our parents age, the roles we once played begin to shift. Just as they once cared for us, the time may come when we need to consider their well-being and ensure they receive the support they require…
Moving is stressful, no matter who you are or what your age, but it can be especially challenging for seniors. The stress is real, and is often referred to as Relocation Stress Syndrome or Transfer Trauma. .
Many people are unaware of the variety of options that are available for Senior Living…they think that once you retire, reach a certain age or leave your home, the only choice you have is to go into a nursing home…but in today’s world there is soooo much more!
Whether you’re moving into a college dorm, your dream house or into a senior community, moving, just by its nature, is stressful…but it doesn’t have to be…
Questions To Ask When Choosing A Senior Living Community Retirement’s the most wonderful thing. I get to enjoy all the things I never stopped to notice on the way up. After an extraordinary life, it’s time to enjoy my retirement.” – Patrick Macnee If the time has come for you or your loved one to […]
You have made the decision that when the right time comes, you will move into a senior living community…the problem is, when is the right time to take this next step in your life?
When someone reaches their “golden years”, gone are the days of such decisions as which schools your children should go to, and a new decision appears…As a senior, should you continue to live at home or should you move into a senior community?”
For a senior being asked to move into a senior community, it’s a difficult to impossible thing. But what happens if they have a cat or dog that they love and can’t live without…can they take it with them?
