Mental Health

Let's take the time to do some self-exploration into how we can contribute to society locally, personally, and globally.

Family dynamics may increase the complexities of caregiving. Having a plan in place will help decrease stress levels for everyone.

Can having positive thoughts about aging be a partial cure to Mild Cognitive Impairment?

Just because someone is past a certain age and having problems with short term memory does not necessarily mean they have a dementia.

When should you plan for such a move?  How do you do it? How do you choose a memory care facility, and what will be the cost?

Full time caregiving of someone with a dementia is not an easy road, but there are steps you can take to avoid burnout.

If we act with the intention to be “present in the moment”, it can recharge our energy and give us a calm that other activities do not.

Who is the beneficiary of random acts of kindness? Is it you, the giver? Could it be the unsuspecting recipient?

These three frequent issues are just a few of the questions the families bring to Professional Geriatric Care Managers who are also called “Aging Life Care Experts.”

Where do family members start when they get the call that Mom had a stroke or Dad had another fall? What about the spouse caring for someone with a dementia? Do they have a plan if something happens to them while caregiving?