As we age, our mental health becomes an increasingly critical aspect of our overall well-being. Aging can bring about unique challenges, from dealing with losses to adapting to changes in health and lifestyle. For seniors, these challenges can sometimes lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, or depression. As someone who cares deeply about an aging…
Losing a loved one is never easy, and it can be particularly challenging for seniors. As we age, we may experience more loss and grief, from the passing of friends and family members to the loss of independence and physical ability. Coping with grief and loss is an essential topic for seniors and their loved…
Mental health issues in seniors are fairly common, but they can be uniquely challenging to identify and address, both for loved ones and healthcare professionals alike. Elderly patients are often more reluctant to discuss mental health issues, and less likely to see the need for treatment than younger generations are. To make matters worse many…
Over 20% of adults aged 55 years and older experience some form of mental health concern, according to The Institute of Medicine. Research from the Patient Access Network adds that an estimated 63% of seniors with mental health issues do not receive the treatment or services they need. The aging population is one of the…
Have you ever noticed that the most spry, healthiest seniors always seem to have a smile on their faces? Laughter isn’t just a great way to connect with others — it’s a science-backed way for seniors to feel happier, be healthier and even live longer. Research into the benefits of humor show that among seniors,…
Stress is a common problem faced by people of all ages, but stress in seniors, given their extensive life experience and wisdom, we may forget that there are still many challenges elderly people face in their lives. Major changes, from relocation to loss of a spouse, can all create significant stress and mental health issues…
Senior citizens face a number of challenges throughout old age. While many think that life 65 and beyond is simply enjoying retirement, that is not always the case. Though there are plenty of wonderful milestones and experiences to be had through the golden years, seniors face unique stressors that caretakers and loved ones should understand….
People of any age can benefit from counseling. However, the concerns of someone in their senior years will be quite different from those of a teenager. For that reason, older adults should look for senior care counseling designed to help them get through issues involving life transitions and changes like retirement. It often helps to…
Alzheimer’s is a progressive and heartbreaking disease. It destroys the patient’s brain cells and vital mental functions, including memory. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows as many as 5.8 million living in the U.S. with the disease. There are 16 million family members and friend caregivers across the country. Each year, deaths from…
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