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Aging is an adjustment, but it is also a gift. To help seniors and their caregivers tackle the challenges that come with growing older and embrace the aging process, The Wesley Community regularly features expert advice and helpful tips in our Senior Strategies Blog.
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Siblings often must work together to care for Aging Parents. Inevitably, conflict can arise over decisions about care, responsibilities, and finances. How do you navigate conflict with your siblings and make the best choices for your parents? Read on for strategies for caregiving together with clear communication and commitment. Make Early Preparations One of the […]
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Wondering how to finance assisted living for a senior loved one? These tips will be of interest. It’s a somewhat common myth that assisted living communities are expensive and out of financial reach for middle-class Americans. The truth is that the more you understand how many services and amenities are included in the monthly fee, […]
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Is it time for a parent to move to assisted living? Here are a few of the warning signs that indicate the answer might be yes. Loved ones often become caregivers for a senior family member over time. It might begin when you assist with small tasks, such as picking up groceries once a week […]
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If a senior in your life has Alzheimer’ or another form of dementia, these tips can help keep them safe. Safety concerns are one of the primary challenges caregivers cite as being difficult to manage at home. Alzheimer’s creates unique difficulties that loved ones may not know how to handle when faced with the role […]
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We’re marking one year since the COVID-19 Pandemic disrupted life and separated so many of us. In that time, we’ve all gotten a bit more tech-savvy. We’ve made Zoom an everyday verb, and look forward to “facetiming” family members throughout the day. But it’s been a long year, and while the vaccine is delivering immunity […]
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Interested in learning how you can start a new career in a caring profession? Here’s what to know about certified nursing assistants. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on the clear need for compassionate professionals in the health care field. From certified nursing assistants (CNA) and licensed practical nurses (LPN) to registered nurses (RN) and […]
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Depression is a reality for many Seniors. Read on for depression causes and treatments for Seniors, and the ways older adults facing depression benefit from living in a Residential Community. Depression can affect people at any age. But it does impact the elderly in different ways than their younger counterparts. In older adults, depression often […]
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Relationships with Seniors enrich our lives. Here are proven ways to build connections through conversations. Friendships with older adults provide perspective and encouragement, in addition to hard-earned wisdom for the journey. But sometimes generational differences feel like divisions. Do you struggle to find common ground on which to begin conversations with Seniors? Try these 3 […]
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If you need in-home support for a senior loved one, home care offers many benefits. Learn more about home care here. If a senior loved one is struggling to maintain their independence, you might be wondering what you can do to support them. Finding solutions can be challenging if you aren’t familiar with the different […]
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Setting Goals for a Healthy New Year is a great goal itself. But how can Seniors set healthy goals that are realistic and not overwhelming? Read on for steps on healthy goal making, and keeping. A New Year is upon us! It’s that time of year when we rush to make resolutions and set goals. […]
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