Nearly 1 in 10 Americans struggle with addiction, yet only 11% seek help. If someone you know is affected, recognizing addiction signs and encouraging treatment is crucial. Seek individualized rehabilitation and find support for yourself, as addiction impacts both parties. Maintaining open, non-threatening communication is essential in navigating these challenges together.
Dementia, a leading cause of death in the US, severely impacts seniors’ abilities over time, affecting memory, speech, and self-care. Supporting loved ones with dementia requires patience and establishing routines to create normalcy. Engaging in joyful activities helps combat associated depression. Professional guidance and maintaining routines can significantly aid in their care.
Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels Sometimes in our lives, we may realize that our loved ones are struggling. This can be really hard, especially if they haven’t turned to…
Watching your loved one struggle can be an extremely painful experience. It is natural to want the best for them, so it can be truly tortuous seeing the opposite unfold….
I have been thinking a lot lately about death and the grieving process. I read in The Atonement by Beverly Lewis  that Grief is unique to each person… at times…
