4 Low-Impact Exercises to Help Improve Balance and Mobility
Because of joint problems, increased physical activity for seniors needs to be of the low-impact variety, meaning there is little-to-no hard impact with the ground. Here are four low-impact exercises seniors can enjoy, which will aid not only their balance and mobility but their overall health as well.
5 Nutrition Tips To Keep Aging-In-Place Seniors Healthy
As seniors age, it can become increasingly challenging for them to make nutritionally sound decisions when it comes to meals and meal preparation. Although proper nutrition is vital for people of all ages, it is essential for the senior in your life.
Why Becoming a Volunteer Mediator May Be the Vocation for You
Going to court to resolve differences is common, which makes the entire process more stressful and expensive for all parties involved. On the other hand, mediation is a practice that’s commonly used to avoid all those hassles. If becoming a volunteer mediator has been on your “to-do” list, here’s why it just might be the right decision.
Volunteering and Its Unexpected Benefits
Roughly 25% of all Americans serve as community volunteers Read More ...
Providing Senior Companionship Can Be Good for Your Health
Every year in the U.S., millions of people provide emotional support and daily living assistance to aging in place elderly loved ones. And although providing senior companionship can be time consuming, tiring and stressful, it can also be highly rewarding and gratifying. In fact, there are several reasons why being a care companion ultimately benefits your health, starting with these.
Tips to Prevent Summer Learning Loss in Students
Summer learning loss, also known as the “summer slide” or “summer slump”, is common in most students. Unfortunately, forgetting newly acquired knowledge negatively affects kids, their parents and teachers. What follows are some reliable ways as a parent to help your child stay sharper.