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Reminiscing Questions for Seniors: Building Stronger Relationships

Older adult and younger adult sitting on a couch, smiling and having a conversation over coffee in a cozy living room

Social connection is essential for emotional and physical well-being at any age, but it becomes even more important as we grow older. Spending quality time with a senior loved one can strengthen your bond, boost their mood, and even benefit their overall health. However, starting meaningful conversations with an older family member can sometimes feel […]

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Can Someone With Dementia Sign Legal Documents?

An elderly couple reviews documents together on a sofa, looking confused and concerned

Making legal decisions for a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming. Their ability to sign legal documents depends on their mental capacity at the time—specifically, whether they understand what the document means and how it will affect them.  Because dementia progresses differently for each individual, a person’s capacity to handle tasks like signing legal […]

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When Should You Stop Driving With Parkinson’s?

A close-up image of a senior demonstrating safe driving habits with their hands at the 10 and 2 o'clock positions on their steering wheel.

Living with Parkinson’s disease presents its own unique challenges. One of these challenges can be driving ability. However, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer as to when you should stop driving with Parkinson’s disease, as it depends on the progression of symptoms and on varying state laws. For many, driving symbolizes independence and freedom, a notion […]

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