Dementia is a disease marked by ambiguous loss. On one hand your loved one is still alive; on the other hand, the loved one you knew is gone. In this information session, you will learn how to identify, cope with, and grieve ambiguous losses over the course of dementia. You will also learn the role ... » Learn More about Grieving an Ambiguous Loss
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Deciding to Stay or Move as we Age
Are you trying to figure out whether you should stay or move as you age? Want to age in place but not sure if your home is set up right? Thinking you need to move but not sure where? This can be an overwhelming decision, whether you are trying to figure this out for your or for a loved one. This ... » Learn More about Deciding to Stay or Move as we Age
Avoiding Dehydration in Elderly
Avoiding dehydration in elderly adults should be a priority as the weather gets warmer. Dehydration can cause so many issues from confusion, to delirium, to overall organ failure. It can all happen so quickly. Watch this week's "Ask Me Monday" to learn how you can avoid dehydration in elderly loved ... » Learn More about Avoiding Dehydration in Elderly
5 Signs Your Aging Parents Not Eating Well
What do you do when you are concerned your aging parents not eating well? How do you know without seeming like you are nosy or trying to manage their lives. In the video below - watch Jolyn - share tips to get quick insight into how to know if your aging parents aren't eating well. Watch for ... » Learn More about 5 Signs Your Aging Parents Not Eating Well
