5 Easy Game and Puzzle Ideas for the Elderly at home

5 Easy Game & Puzzle Ideas for the Elderly When choosing a game or puzzle, make sure it will not be frustrating to your senior patient. It is also key to choose games, puzzles and other activities that are suitable for adults. Card games: Using playing cards with large printed numbers makes it easy for … Read more

3 Habits Of Stable Caregivers

Caregiving can provide uplifting moods to the caregiver. Here are just a few: Contentment: The deed of caring for another person can be an overwhelming but satisfying opportunity.  Living in such an essential and gratifying role can offer the caregiver a sense of significance. The gift of time: In some circumstances (not all) being someone’s caregiver … Read more

5 Smart Summer Tips for Seniors and Hospice patients

5 Smart Summer Tips for Seniors and Hospice patients Summer for most people is a period of joy and rest. However for seniors, the temperatures and sun can be hazardous if the appropriate provisions aren’t taken. Here are some good tips that seniors, along with their caregivers, can utilize to ensure they have an enjoyable … Read more

8 Tips for a Caretaker of Someone in Palliative Care

It is imperative to deal with your own worry and welfare as a helpful family member or friend who helps take care of a patient in palliative care. So how does a caretaker look after themselves in grief?  That hinges on you. Here are some tips to help you get started: Be reasonable about how … Read more

3 Steps for Supporting Grieving Family and Friends: Support vs. Comfort

What is the difference?  Well, comfort suggests a longing to free someone from their pain and make them feel a smaller amount of sadness, while support suggests a longing to offer assistance. Over time you’ve probably become good at the comfort part (we all have), so when you approach someone who is grieving your first inclination may be to … Read more

10 Signs of Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)

What Are the Symptoms of Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease? Alzheimer’s Disease is the most common form of dementia. Dementia is a broad term for the loss of memory functions or other mental capabilities that affect your daily life. You or a loved one may be developing early onset AD if you experience any of the … Read more

10 Essential Steps for Dealing With Grief

Dealing with grief – Grieving is not an easy process and everyone mourns in their own way. Some are open and communicative about their feelings; others are reserved and introverts. Also, depending on the day, you could be a mixture of both. The vital thing is to heal, to be able to get up every … Read more

Gone But Not Forgotten – 5 Ways To Remember Your Loved One

People have used a ceremony to help with the acceptance of change for years. In our nation, we use the memorial service to honor the deceased and console the living. After the memorial service, many of us continue to need help around Thanksgiving, Christmas, anniversaries, birthdays, and momentous occasions that bring back the feelings of … Read more

5 Springtime Events for Seniors

There’s just something so uplifting about spring. Spring does wonders for the soul, whether it’s the birds tweeting, the beautiful flowers or the bright sunshine. Springtime is a favorite time of year for many since we have spent the winter being in the house. There’s nothing like breathing in fresh air and feeling the warmth … Read more

We Want You!  Volunteers needed

Seasons Hospice is an organization that survives on the dreams, ambitions, and sacrificial time of many volunteers. Hospice volunteers provide companionship to people living with a serious illness and help their family caregivers in a variety of ways. Furthermore, we rely on volunteers to help with office work, fund raising, community outreach and other operating … Read more