Aging & Anxiety
We all feel a little anxious from time to time. It’s almost expected to be anxious in new environments or meeting new people, but if anxiety negatively affects your daily life, then you may have … Continue Reading
We all feel a little anxious from time to time. It’s almost expected to be anxious in new environments or meeting new people, but if anxiety negatively affects your daily life, then you may have … Continue Reading
Grief is one of those things that touches everyone regardless of age, income, or whether you live in a rural or urban area. Grief can be sneaky and there’s no one way to navigate through … Continue Reading
July 8th was Video Games Day. You may be wondering why we’re talking about video games on a blog about aging, but video games offer a lot of potential benefits to older adults. A study … Continue Reading
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. The Alzheimer’s Association offers a variety of free programs, services for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers, funding for Alzheimer’s and dementia research, and more. Today on … Continue Reading
Do you like crafting? The second week of March is Crochet Week, but today on the blog we’re going to explore creative crafting outlets throughout Washtenaw County. There are many benefits to engaging in creative … Continue Reading
The winter months can be difficult- especially once the holidays are over. With snowy weather and icy roads, you may be tempted to stay home instead of venturing outside. The gray, cloudy weather can also … Continue Reading
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. You may have thought you left being bullied behind when you left the playground, but unfortunately senior bullying is a real issue that exists- especially in our senior living … Continue Reading