Resources
Father’s Day without Dad
After the death of a parent, holidays such as Father’s Day can feel very emotional and often stir up grief. Still, there are many ways to celebrate and honor the best of your dad, even if he is no longer with you.
Repetitive questions
Are you frustrated answering the same question over and over? You aren’t alone. Repetitive questions are a common and exasperating behavior in the early stage of dementia, but there are ways to help.
Watching for financial abuse
Financial abuse of older adults is more common—and closer to home—than many families realize. It doesn’t come only from scams; it often involves someone your loved one knows and trusts. Knowing the warning signs and staying involved can help you protect them.
Strategies for older adults
Planning for cognitive changes
Does the thought of losing cognitive abilities make you feel like hiding under the covers? That’s understandable! Consider that planning can be empowering. Try shifting your focus from anxiety to what you can do now to prepare for the possibility.
When to hire an Aging Life Care™ Manager
How do you know when it’s the right time to ask for help? Whether you’re noticing changes in yourself as you age or simply want a thoughtful plan in place, building the right support team today can make tomorrow’s decision making calmer and clearer.
