Getting old doesn’t happen overnight; it’s a long process that takes years. During this process, we experience age-related changes, and 70% of people will need some form of long-term care throughout the stages of ageing. There are a number of age-related changes that we may face as we enter our later years. Many older adults find […]
It is important for everyone to prepare financially for the future. However, often as caregivers, we are so focused on looking after our loved one’s health and emotional needs that our own finances are pushed to the side. While this may work for a while, neglecting to look after finances can have serious consequences. If […]
According to the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM), an estimated 250 people each day are diagnosed with dementia, that’s one about every six minutes. This is predicted to increase to 318 people per day by 2025 and more than 650 people per day by 2056. There is not one particular test that can be […]
Pets are proven to improve their owner’s overall wellbeing by reducing feelings of stress and loneliness. For those living with dementia, pets can be even more valuable. Studies have shown that pets can improve the health of those living with dementia while simultaneously providing them with companionship. We’ve previously written a blog about how pet […]