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An older man practices mind-body movements with his caregiver to reduce frailty and build resistance
By Owen Breitner April 15, 2026
These mind-body movements are especially beneficial for older adults, helping to reduce frailty and build resistance.
A woman talks with her mother while paying attention to both personality changes and traditional dem
By Owen Breitner April 8, 2026
Traditional dementia symptoms, like confusion and memory loss, may not appear until after certain personality changes. Learn what to watch for.
An older man plays a trumpet with his grandson, knowing it can help improve cognitive health for sen
By Owen Breitner April 1, 2026
Learn more about the fascinating link between playing an instrument and improved cognitive health for seniors.
A young woman helps her mother with gardening, knowing that how Mom spends her time after retirement
By Owen Breitner March 16, 2026
How Mom spends her time after retirement will lead to either purpose and self-worth or boredom and isolation. Here’s how to help her choose well.
A man uses the 40/70 Rule when engaging in tough conversations with aging parents.
By Owen Breitner March 9, 2026
If you’re preparing to jump into tough conversations with aging parents, be sure to learn about the 40/70 Rule first!
A woman comforts her husband, knowing just what to do when a loved one with dementia is hospitalized
By Owen Breitner March 2, 2026
These 5 tips will help ease the stress and confusion when a loved one with dementia is hospitalized.
Two girls laugh as they write a letter to their grandparent, who had been wondering how to engage mo
By Owen Breitner February 13, 2026
Wondering how to engage more with grandkids? Introduce the idea of a penpal club! You won’t believe the benefits for everyone involved!
A senior woman who knows that many older adults are using AI explores it for herself on her laptop.
By Owen Breitner February 9, 2026
AI has been a game changer, and many older adults are using AI in ways that might surprise you. Learn more.
A caregiver who has learned how to make hard things easier for someone with dementia listens to musi
By Owen Breitner February 2, 2026
Learn how to make hard things easier for someone with dementia: bathtime, bedtime, or whatever time is most challenging, with a playlist sandwich.
A family enjoys multigenerational living as they spend time together in the kitchen.
By Owen Breitner January 19, 2026
Multigenerational living is on the rise. Could it be right for your family? Find the pros and cons here to make an informed decision.
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