Why Mentally Stimulating Companion Care Slows Decline in Aging Adults
Adulthood does not necessarily imply loneliness. However, in many older adults in the Greater Toronto Area, forgetting the name of a neighbour, losing interest in hobbies, and spending days when there is nothing to talk about are evidence of something more than just old age. These silent changes tend to be the onset of cognitive […]
From Couch to Community: How Gentle Activation (Walks, Hobbies, Outings) Improves Elderly Mobility and Sociability
It is a trend that has become too familiar to many families, and a senior who previously enjoyed taking walks or going to coffee every day slowly starts spending more time at home. Perhaps it began with a small health crisis, a fall, or with the normal aging process of energy loss. The additional rest […]