The beginning of hearing loss is not easy to acknowledge but the following situations illustrate the importance of seeking regular hearing checks.
Health & Wellness
Articles about our health and wellbeing, mind, emotions, keeping fit, your hearing, eyesight and dental needs, natural remedies and keeping vital.
Hair Care for Seniors
As we age, our bodies change – and that includes our hair. That’s why we asked a trusted hair stylist, experienced at working with senior clients, for her advice.
Don’t Let the Unavoidable Keep You Cluttered
There are often good reasons why some households are burdened with more possessions than others. We take a look at those reasons and check out how to manage the bulk.
Living Alone? Maintain your Nutritional Independence
For seniors living alone, it pays to think ahead. With some smart planning, you can be well nourished while saving your energy for the pastimes you really enjoy.
Seniors in Summer – How to Turn Down the Heat!
If you’re suffering from heat related problems, check with your GP or try the following to stave off the effects on your body, of rising summer temperatures.
How to Beat the Holiday-Season Blues
Part of beating the holiday blues, is to arm yourself with practical ways to keep up your spirits until your loved ones return from their break. And here are some suggestions for doing just that!
How to Get the Best From Your GP
Securing a GP appointment is becoming more and more difficult at the moment. That’s why, once you have you foot in the door, it pays to be prepared so you can make the most of the time you do have with your doctor.
What can we do to improve our health?
While there are some non-modifiable risk factors that determine our risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes, there are several non-modifiable risk factors we can change to reduce our health risk.
What Your Brain does Behind the Scenes
We are so used to our brain functioning automatically, we don't spend much time thinking about what is going on in there.
Looking After Yourself when Caring for Someone with Dementia
If you are a caregiver of a loved one with dementia, it’s more important than ever you take care of yourself.