Supporting a loved one as they age is both a privilege and a responsibility. For caregivers, one of the most common goals is helping older adults remain safe, confident and independent in the comfort of their own homes. This desire is known as aging in place. It has become increasingly important, especially as more Canadians […]
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Halloween arrives next week! This fun and scary annual celebration is a time for silly scares, pumpkins glowing on the porch, ghostly decorations in the window and the sound of children laughing in costumes. But for many seniors and individuals with mobility challenges, there are real scary stories to be told…and they often start in
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With back-to-school season in full effect across Canada, streets are filled with school buses, stores are showcasing supplies and families are adjusting to new routines. While this is a joyful and busy time for many households, it can have a surprising emotional impact on seniors. Grandparents, older caregivers and individuals living alone alike are having
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For older adults in the Greater Toronto Area, independence has a huge impact on mental health. Being able to get around without the assistance of others enables seniors to enjoy their lives. For those who contend with mobility issues, being independent can be challenging. That is, of course, unless they take advantage of mobility aids.
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It might be hard to believe, but the glorious summer season is beginning to wind down. The back to school rush is right around the corner and many Canadians are preparing for cooler temperatures to emerge. For some people, this is the time of year to book a vacation. Have you been considering flying out
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Even though we celebrated Mother’s Day this past weekend, the festivities are only just beginning! All across Canada, Victoria Day will be celebrated on Monday, May 19th. For many Canadians, the forthcoming holiday long weekend represents the unofficial start of summer. The occasion is known for its family get-togethers, fireworks, barbecues and outdoor events. How
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This forthcoming Sunday, May 11th is Mother’s Day! The annual celebration of mommies is a very special occasion that honours the women who nurtured us, supported us and continue to inspire us. As our moms get older, their needs and preferences evolve. So should the gifts we give! Is your mother is enjoying retirement and
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Passover, also called Pesach, is a major Jewish holiday. This year, the week-long celebration takes place between Saturday, April 12th and Sunday, April 20th. Easter, also called known as Pascha, is a Christian festival. This year, it begins with Good Friday, on Friday, April 18th and culminates with Easter Monday, on Monday, April 21st. For
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As the spring season officially gets underway, the world’s population is called upon to think about the health of the planet. Earth Hour will take place this Saturday, March 22nd between the hours of 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. The initiative encourages individuals, businesses and communities to turn off non-essential lights for that hour. As the
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It’s a pretty exciting time of year, isn’t it? On Thursday, March 20th, the winter will finally give way to spring. With Daylight Saving Time having recently gotten underway, we’re starting to see longer days and warmer temperatures. The snow will soon melt away for good and the flowers will begin to bloom. So what
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