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Spring and Summer Storms and Older Adults: How Caregivers and Families Can Prepare Now
You watch the skies darken and wonder if you’re ready. If you care for an older adult—or live independently after 60—spring and summer storms demand a plan.
What Happens in Your First Anxiety Therapy Session
You may feel anxious more often as you age yet you still hesitate to call a therapist. Avoiding help can quietly affect your health, relationships, and even your long-term care risk. But therapy is not scary and understanding what to expect will reduce stress.
Helping Aging Parents Choose the Right Assistive Device to Help with Safety and Independence
You may notice changes in balance, a weaker grip, or slower movement. The right assistive device can restore confidence—but knowing when it is no longer enough is just as important.
Avoid Family Conflict: How To Plan Meetings About Aging Parents’ Elder Care
Family meetings about elder care can prevent crisis decisions. Learn how to structure productive conversations about aging parents and think about their long-term care planning, and yours.
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