Dollars and Sense: Planning ahead financially supports decision-making
Financial planning can help answer a number of questions, including how much you have to spend and what kind of services and accommodation you can afford.
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Caring for the Caregiver: Appreciating the Supportive Power of Stillness
Silence or better yet, stillness is not something that Caregivers are often comfortable with experiencing.
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When worry becomes a concern: Tips for helping seniors cope with anxiety
Many older adults experience sudden and serious life changes, which are often a source of anxiety.
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Introducing Caregiver Classifieds
Are you looking to buy or sell gently used items often used by seniors?
When will an Estate Trustee be ordered to pay punitive damages?
Although the plaintiffs sought $50,000 in punitive damages, the judge instead awarded $100,000.
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Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
Do you remember this expression from when we were kids? Well, my brother is the liar.
Home Safety: Easy Steps to Winterizing a Senior’s Home
For older adults who live in northern climates, winter can be a harsh time that presents multiple challenges.
Caring for the Caregiver: Appreciating the Moment
Our caring is not just what we do; it is a vital piece of who we are and what makes our time here on earth meaningful.
Invisible caregivers: 12 per cent of youth provide primary care for a family member, UBC study finds
“If we could be granted only one thing, I would say it would have to be recognition.”
Avoiding caregiver burnout
According to the Canadian Caregiver Coalition, around four to five million people in Canada care for a chronically ill, disabled or elderly family member. For many, this is in addition to raising kids and holding down a full-time job.