Seniors are already at risk for mental health struggles, and age can exacerbate many of the factors that contribute to seasonal depression. Here are some things you can do (or encourage your elderly loved ones to do) to manage the symptoms of SAD.
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For caregivers of seniors with dementia, having a support system can relieve the burden of care, improving the caregiver's mental health as well as the life of their patient.
For aging seniors, "active" doesn’t necessarily mean exercise. It simply means that they’re participating in activities and staying involved.
Navigating all the different aspects of a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming. Expert help can relieve some of the pressure and make it easier to enjoy the time families still have together. The right support system can maximize not only the patient’s quality of life, but also the quality of the time they spend with their loved ones.
For adults with dementia and their loved ones, modern technology is opening up a whole new world of possibilities, allowing seniors to age in …
Whether in a social context, at an adult day program, or at home with a one-on-one caretaker, research shows that music can keep seniors with dementia connected, engaged, and active.
Enjoying music together at Companioa's adult day program.
A concert for seniors at the adult day program at Institute on Aging's Enrichment Center in the Presidio.
