All humans are biologically wired for social connection Relationships are even more important for seniors Seniors can become lonely and isolated as a normal part of the aging experience Loneliness, isolation, and depression can have devastating health consequences Loneliness, isolation,…
A healthy brain should always be a top priority, especially for our older loved ones. Thankfully, promoting brain health doesn’t have to be full of bland veggies that nobody likes. Here, we’ve jotted down some of the best brain foods…
For seniors, one thing definitely matters if they wish to age well: everything in moderation. This is especially true for physical activity, weight management, and alcohol use. Health experts worldwide urge older adults to consider their changing needs and limitations…
Retirement can be a magical time for our older loved ones. It’s a time when they get to sit back and enjoy their lives. Enjoying life is a huge factor when it comes to healthy aging. Research from University College…
On this week’s Nicely News Episode: -Lenny Interviews Elizabeth from The Township Senior Living about Women’s History Month! -Ruth at Maple Ridge Senior Living turns 99! -Arrow’s Book Club discusses “If Beale Street Could Talk”! -Vaccine Clinic Updates and Community…
Cultivating positive habits can contribute to a healthy lifestyle for seniors. Blue Zones details how people around the world live long, fulfilling lives thanks to habits they have passed on from generation to generation. In addition, science has revealed why…
Until very recently, spirituality was often linked with health care. Over the past century, however, the rise of technology has caused health care to focus more on the scientific aspects of care – on the cure and the prolonging of…
