Living the Dementia Journey
This is about workshops available for friends, family and caregivers who support the well-being of people living with dementia and their [...]
Decisions at the End of Life
Now that Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) is legal in Canada there are new conversations happening in faith communities. On February [...]
Lifelong Learning via Hamilton Public Library
The Hamilton Public Library (with many local branches and online services) serves as a vital resource for lifelong learning for maturing adults. [...]
Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities
Oasis. A new senior driven model for social and health supports located within the buildings they live in, started in Kingston, now [...]
Downsizing Without Getting Down
Growing up with anti-materialistic parents my sister and I never had a cluttered life. Moving often we were restricted in the amount [...]
Jury Rigging Affordable Granny Flats
When my mom moved in with her Parkinsonism, blindness and short-term memory loss we had to Jury-rig in a hurry. A handyman, [...]
What Not to Say
After we lose a loved one, some of us withdraw because we’re “not very good company”. We are depressed and lonely ..and [...]
Japan’s Caring Tickets
I first read about this uniquely Japanese system of mutual care support called Fureai Kippu or "Caring Tickets" in a book on [...]
Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities – the OASIS Model
I recently received an invitation to an OpenLab webinar series about innovative approaches to aging-in-place. The first, “Taking Charge: New models for [...]
Downsizing and Decluttering the Swedish Way
Downsizing, decluttering, whatever you call ridding your life of excess stuff, not only frees your space up it frees your time Margareta [...]