Posts by Three Tree Living
Grief and the Holidays: Tips for Coping
Grief from losing a loved one is common during the holidays and can cause an influx of sadness. Christmas music, parties, and festive decorations meant to bring joy can remind us of our losses. Most people who have lost a loved one experience the most pain during the holiday season. Here are some tips for…
Read MoreAssisted living versus aging in place
As a loved one ages, it becomes more challenging to care for them. Especially as a loved one’s health declines, it can be challenging to balance your needs and theirs. The pros and cons of assisted living and keeping a loved one at home should be considered when deciding whether to send them to one.…
Read MoreSenior living facilities: what to look for when touring
Choosing an assisted living facility isn’t an easy decision. And it can be even harder to choose the right one. If you take a tour of the facility, you’ll be able to find out a lot more. The following signs may indicate that a facility needs to be removed as a possibility: Do the current…
Read MoreAssisted Living: How to help your senior parent adjust
Moving into an assisted living facility is a significant change for an older adult. Unlike younger seniors, most seniors aren’t open to this type of change as they are worried about isolation and unsure of what will come with the change. However, a few seniors take to it immediately and try to fit into the…
Read MoreHow seniors can make new friends
The older we get, the harder it is to make friends. An AARP study in 2018 supported this statement. With the introduction of a global pandemic, seniors have become even more isolated, and it has become more challenging for them to maintain and make friends. In this article, we look at how to make friends…
Read MoreTips to help you talk to your parents about assisted living
Sometimes, it becomes clear that assisted living would be a better option for your elderly parent. For example, a series of falls may bring clarity, a chronic health problem in decline, the loss of family members nearby to offer assistance, or increasing difficulty with daily tasks such as taking medications, grooming, eating, and housekeeping. Children…
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