Coping with loss can be challenging. It hits hard and doesn’t get easier with age. For seniors, the weight often feels even greater. Seniors have more free time, but as they age, their social circles shrink. That’s where grief support groups come in. They offer space for shared stories, genuine connection, and those first, sometimes…
Every day, millions of Americans grieve the death of a loved one. For some, this journey through sorrow becomes so emotionally intense that it lingers unusually long, interfering with daily life and causing a myriad of challenges. This type of grief is known as Prolonged Grief Disorder. Navigating this emotional landscape is a challenging time…
According to Autoinsurance.com, there were over 51 million drivers aged 65 or older in 2022. That’s a lot of senior citizens on the road! Although driving is nice for seniors who have been doing it their whole lives, there may come a point where your loved one needs to stop driving. But how do you…
Imagine missing out on a big family announcement of an engagement or pregnancy because you couldn’t catch what they had said. This is a fear faced by some seniors who are contemplating whether they have the first signs of hearing loss. The World Health Organisation designated March 3rd as World Hearing Day, and it’s the…
If life feels like you are living on a ship in a stormy sea, you might need to think about the underlying cause. Balancing issues in senior years are common, but they should not be ignored. It could be related to hearing loss. Read on for our complete guide on hearing loss and balance in…
Over 70% of adults over the age of 65 have experienced at least one bereavement in the last 2.5 years, according to the Melbourne Ageing Research Collaboration. In fact, older people are more likely to encounter the death of a loved one than any other age group. Though grief is a natural response to loss,…