The stereotypes we share of old age can creep into our conversations and our relationships. This flyer from Leading Age may help to raise awareness. We deserve to be treated as individuals without being demeaned or dismissed because we have reached advanced age. Need I say that this applies to how we think of ourselves […]
Surgery, joint problems, and other challenges of aging are prompting many in our community to consider powered mobility devices. Regina Carlson recently shared what she learned and agreed to us publishing it here. Even if you aren’t considering such a device, you might want to be aware of what’s out there, and what support you
More than a good idea, the Greenhouse Project is one innovation in the continuum of care that is gaining traction. It offers supportive care for those in need of it in a setting that encourages friendships and closer relationships with care givers and residents. It’s a type of congregate care that is less institutional and
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Eileen Conway, after hearing today’s discussion on healing the divisions at Pennswood, suggested that we all consider a process called “Appreciated Inquiry.” This process helps people find common ground by fostering appreciation and respect for common values. Eileen said, “At today’s meeting I [didn’t] get a chance to share a strategy that could support our
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Friends Village has partnered with Senior Planet from AARP to help older adults use technology to learn new skills, save money, get in shape, and make new friends. Classes are intended for adults age 60 and over. Register here to join the Friends Village community in person and learn how you can stay connected! Smartphones At A
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