Many of us have lost loved ones this year, or many over the past few years. Though the holiday season is supposed to be a time of happiness, joy and celebration, it just may not feel that way for many. In fact, for many of our seniors, it's truly a struggle to stay positive or happy during this time. Many face depression during the holidays, and express thoughts of feeling isolated or left out. If they recently lost a spouse or family member, the holidays may be a harsh remin

Planning for holiday travel or activities with loved ones who are ill or have a chronic disease can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be overwhelming. Many of our clients are able to travel with or without their loved ones during this busy season, and we are proud to help you plan for success either way. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you enter the holiday season: 1. Traveling with your loved one who suffers from Alzheimer's or Dementia may not be realistic without

The holidays can be a stressful time for most families, with emotions running high and other challenges. But for families living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s, the challenges may seem greater or even more stressful. Here are some helpful tips on how to make the most of your holiday and make it enjoyable for you, your family and your loved ones with Dementia: 1. Be Flexible, But Be Prepared If your loved one’s behavior has changed recently, it may be prudent to write a letter o