by Lauren Hope Bartling | Aug 31, 2024 | Caregivers
Grandparents Day is celebrated yearly to remind us of how significant grandparents are in our lives. This year, National Grandparents Day is on September 8, 2024; it gives us enough reason to express our gratitude for the wisdom, love, and support of the irreplaceable...
by Lauren Hope Bartling | Aug 23, 2024 | Life Transitions, Caregivers
Dementia is a broad term that encompasses a variety of cognitive impairments, typically affecting memory, thinking, and reasoning. It can be extremely challenging and, at times, isolating. Although the cognitive symptoms related to dementia are well-recognized, mental...
by Lauren Hope Bartling | Aug 18, 2024 | Caregivers
August 21st is National Senior Citizens Day, celebrated to mark the contribution and wisdom of senior citizens. It provides a great opportunity to express our thankfulness and care for the seniors in our lives—family members, friends, or even neighbors. If you were...
by Lauren Hope Bartling | Aug 3, 2024 | Caregivers, Life Transitions, Organizing
As humans, safety is a basic concern for all of us, and maintaining our independence and safety as we grow older becomes quite important. Thankfully, a wide range of safety devices are at hand to help seniors live safe and confident lives. Mentioned below are some of...
by Lauren Hope Bartling | Jul 13, 2024 | Caregivers, Exploring Options, Life Transitions, Uncategorized
Mental health is an important topic we should all be having ongoing conversations about. Throughout our lifetimes we face different challenges and obstacles. Some of these become more prevalent and recurring with age. Mental health awareness is important for all...
by Lauren Hope Bartling | Jul 7, 2024 | Caregivers, Life Transitions
Making decisions regarding the care of your loved one can be burdensome and takes time and deliberation. At Senior Industry Services, our goal is to help you with every aspect of your journey, whether as a senior, a loved one of a senior, or a senior caregiver. We aim...
