Kathy Lawrence
A guide to mental health in the elderly – how to help a loved one in need
Collaborative Post The elderly population is growing with each passing year. As more people live their lives into old age, it becomes more important to be aware of their needs and support what they need most. Studies made by TSA show that 1 in 5 people will experience some sort of mental health issue. The […]
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A wealth of classic films on a TV or browser near you
Films are like music. They can take you right back to the time and place where you first saw or heard them. For many, those are happy memories, well worth revisiting. Talking Pictures TV has been screening classic film and television on Freeview, Youview, Sky and Virgin channels since 2015. It’s been offering memory joggers […]
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Features that can help senior drivers stay on the road
Collaborative Post As we age we can be hesitant to give up our cars because we fear losing our independence, but just because we’re ageing doesn’t mean that we can’t stay safe on the road. John Clark Motor Group has shared the top features that senior drivers should be on the lookout for when purchasing […]
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Gas leaks – hazards, prevention and treatment
Natural gas is one of the world’s most commonly used fossil fuels. The fuel is widely used for heating, cooking, cutting, welding, and processing products. The use of natural gas can be found anywhere – from our workplaces to our homes. While gas greatly benefits us, like all other sources of energy, it can be […]
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Ten plants to keep away from your pet in the festive season
As winter and the festive season arrives, many of us will be bringing the outside in, to brighten up dark days and celebrate old customs. For pet owners, though, there are some hidden dangers lurking amongst the greenery. Many new pet owners may be seeing their first year with dogs and cats, and even seasoned […]
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How To Make The Most Out Of Your Botox Treatment
Collaborative Post Botox is one of the best solutions for both men and women when they want to stop the onset of early signs of ageing. With that stated, to ensure that you are reaping the maximum benefits from the treatment, you would need to follow the tips mentioned below. Do Not Forget To Consult […]
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Planning An Exciting 80th Birthday Celebration In Winter: Our Top Tips
Collaborative Post Birthday celebrations are always a fun way to get everyone together and honour your loved ones on their special day. In the summer, birthdays can be fun, outdoor gatherings. With longer days and warmer weather, you can easily host an amazing party or meet friends for an informal get-together. Winter birthdays can be […]
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Not enough people to care
Care homes, care at home, the NHS – it seems that every organisation that could provide care for our older relatives and friends who need support don’t have the staff they need. Social care in the community England’s Care Quality Commission has warned of a ‘tsunami’ of people without the care they need this winter […]
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Top 10 must-read writers in literature for seniors
There’s a saying that goes, “only the weak-minded refuse to be influenced by literature….” Good literature is good for the body, the soul, and the spirit. With it you can go to places you have never been, relive a time you have never seen, and go on adventures made out of your wildest dreams. Good […]
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The Next of Kin Myth
There’s a strong belief that if someone loses capacity to make decisions for themselves for some reason – perhaps an accident or dementia – then the next of kin can take responsibility. But actually both the concept and the rights of next of kin are not as clear cut as we might think. Here are […]
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