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50 Years of Gratitude at Laureate Group
I’m certain that the celebration plans for our 50th anniversary did not include a pandemic.
Yet, as we approach the Thanksgiving and holiday seasons, here are a few thoughts on what 50 years of gratitude at Laureate Group looks like.
The Importance of Getting a Flu Shot in 2020-2021
People who are 65 years and older are at high risk of developing serious complications due to influenza (flu). Getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever during 2020-2021.
Avoiding Guilt and Worry in Caregiving
Caregivers often face periods of guilt and worry. These times can lead to unproductive anguish, which may lead to a gradual deterioration in our health. So, how does one go about avoiding guilt and worry in caregiving?
Change of Address: Why Quality of Life Matters
It is reasonable for a senior to question if now is the time to make a move. However, living in the midst of a pandemic puts a new light on everything. Quality of life should be a goal for everyone.
What Does Conscious Aging Mean Today?
With 10,000 baby boomers retiring each day, there is an increasing number actively pursuing “life after retirement.” Some are embarking on a second career, others community service, and others are resuming activism of their youth. However, all are seeking a way to remain relevant. This concept has been referred to as Conscious Eldering or Conscious Aging. What does Conscious Aging mean today?
How Therapy Animals Can Help in Senior Living
For seniors, the companionship that a dog or cat can provide is obvious. There is nothing like returning home to a joyful welcome that you get from a dog or cat that says you are the best person in the world! As you age, there are far less opportunities for this type of approval.
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Beth Anderson
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