Seniors feeling isolated due to coronavirus social distancing are at risk for anxiety and depression. We can help them by reaching out during this unprecedented situation to show we care. Here are just a few of the ways you can connect with seniors who are feeling lonely right now.
Many people are feeling anxious and isolated right now. Even in a house full of people, you can feel alone. It’s important during these times to reach out for help.
No one likes being told what to do, but senior parents can find it especially abrasive to be given rules by their adult children. Even if the rules are in the best interest of their own safety.
Good nutrition is always important, but it’s even more essential when facing cancer. A good diet can help patients feel better and stay strong during treatment. But that very treatment can make it hard to maintain the best nutrition for cancer patients.
Throughout the chaos of the holidays, all you wanted was a moment to catch your breath and relax. Now the holidays are over and you have that chance, so why are you feeling so sad?
Family caregivers step forward when a loved one needs care. It can be incredibly fulfilling to provide care to someone you love, but it can also be a lonely, anxious, and exhausting experience. Family caregivers know they should practice self-care, but sometimes they need a little reminder to actually do it.
