National Mental Health Month is a reminder that mental health plays a vital role in our overall wellbeing. Unfortunately, many older Americans don’t seek the help they need. So during this time, make a point to check in on your loved ones and understand their unique mental health needs.
National Volunteer Week is a great chance to acknowledge and show volunteers appreciation for the work they do to improve their communities.
COVID-19 isn’t the only pandemic the world faces; we’re also amid a modern stress epidemic. While stress is a regular part of life, it can quickly become overwhelming for older adults. Learn how you can help.
Receiving the right guidance from a mental health professional can make these changes much easier to manage. Since April is Counseling Awareness Month, now is the perfect time to address an aspect of senior health that often goes neglected: mental wellness.
Elder abuse is a silent problem that deprives seniors of their dignity, safety, and — in some extreme (though unfortunate) cases —their lives. This article
March is Save Your Vision Month, so it’s a great time to learn about common eye problems in seniors and ways older adults can protect
Finding romance in retirement can be intimidating and challenging. But, there are many positives for older adults searching for love. Keep reading for helpful senior dating tips.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US. American Heart Month aims to change that by raising awareness about the many ways adults of every age can lower their risk and live healthier, longer lives.
Many people don’t realize how important the thyroid is to overall health. Thyroid Awareness Month aims to educate people about thyroid disease and the importance of preventative care.
Appetite loss contributes to poor nutrition, which can impact health. Keep reading to learn how you can help manage the loss of appetite in elderly parents.
