Aging
Choir Brings Caregivers and Dementia Patients Together
Several choirs have opened their doors to people with memory loss—and research shows the benefits abound.
4 Tips to Make Long-Distance Caregiving More Effective
Bridge the gap with these helpful resources to give the very best of yourself to your loved one.
4 Ways that Storytelling Benefits Older People and Their Caregivers
Encouraging older relatives to share their life stories benefits everyone
Technology Helps Caregivers, But It’s No Substitute for Human Interaction
Cell phones, laptops and other devices can be resources for caregivers
Caregiving for a Loved One Brings Challenges, But Offers Rewards
The right resources can help you focus on the more positive aspects on taking care of a loved one
5 Tips for Coping with Age-Related Changes
A chaplain offers practical life advice for changes ranging from retirement to moving
109-Year-Old Woman Joins Harlem Globetrotters for the Holidays
Grandma Virginia traveled with the Globetrotters to a place very close to her heart.
Lou Gehrig’s Disease Taught Author John R. Paine to Trust God
In his new book, The Luckiest Man, Paine shares how ALS opened his eyes to the beauty of depending on God.
5 Things to Know Before a Doctor’s Appointment
Follow these practical tips to help you and your loved one make the most of your doctor’s visit
3 Questions to Ask After a Loved One is Diagnosed with Dementia
Talking about what your family member wants is one of the most effective ways to ensure your loved one's wishes are honored
