A look at living with Parkinson’s Described as a brief halt in voluntary movement such as walking, freezing lasts a few seconds to a minute and is most common when negotiating narrow spaces, such as moving through a doorway, or beginning a voluntary movement, such as getting out of a chair. 

Benefits of online forums For people living with dementia, research shows that online forums offer a much needed sense of community and hope. Three key areas were highlighted: 1) Journey sharing and adjusting 2) Supporting each other 3) Sharing creative activities. Get help if you feel down Depression in the workplace interferes with a person’s […]

All too often, we find ourselves pushed  to the limit with the caregiving responsibilities we have—especially when they’re on top of our already busy work, and family lives. H ere’s how to boost your attitude and get a calm, confident start to your caregiving day: Play the hand you’re dealt The circumstances you find yourself […]

Maintaining eye health is an integral part of aging. So, when you are having trouble seeing it’s important to see an optometrist.  Your loss of vision may be temporary and related to the formation of an age- related cataract—the opacification or clouding of the eye lens.   • It’s estimated that about 50% of people […]