When to Cut Back or Stop Driving due to Age-Related Changes?
Written By Ellen Ryan Do you remember when you thought one of your parents should consider not driving anymore? Have you [...]
Digital Literacy Series: The Importance of Digital Literacy in an Online Age
Written by Jasminder Khehra Digital technology plays a major and essential role in our modern world. It has transformed the way [...]
Webinar for Faith Communities: Supporting Members with Dementia and their Families/Care Partners
Date: Saturday, April 2, 2022 | 9:30 am – 11:30 am We are delighted to be hosting this webinar on April [...]
Spirit of Late-Life Friendships
Written By Loretta Jaunzarins If there is one thing the current pandemic has taught us, it is the importance of being [...]
Late Life Creativity for Artists and Amateurs
Written by Ellen Ryan Research backs up this dancer’s comments encouraging others like herself to jump into new creative activities at [...]
Aging Brains: $12-million Grant to a McMaster Longitudinal Study on Brain Health
Written by Mahnoor Akram Author Introduction: My name is Mahnoor Akram and I am a fourth-year Biology-Physiology student at McMaster University. [...]
Digital Literacy Series: How to find senior services
Written by Jasminder Khehra To continue the digital literacy series, let’s take a look at how to find senior services online. [...]
Together, We Can Confront the Loneliness Pandemic
Written by Ellen Ryan Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean. ~ R. Satoro Let’s begin the New [...]
Digital Literacy Series: How to stay safe online
Written by Jasminder Khehra The internet can seem like a vast and endless space, filled with so many sites and digital [...]
Where Housing Meets Health: Seniors’ Social Isolation
Written by Justine Levesque What is Social isolation? There are varying definitions of social isolation in the literature, but the World [...]