Exploring Personal Legacy During COVID-19
A life review can be looked at as one of the primary tools for carving out who we are. It’s a way to look at what our existence means. Have you ever thought about telling… Read More
Tag: COVID19
Depression Is Not a Normal Part of Aging
Depression is common in older adults. Late-life depression affects 6 million Americans aged 65 or older yet only 10% receive treatment. Even though older adults are at an increased risk for experiencing depression,… Read More
Working Together through the COVID-19 Outbreak as a Family
It’s a Family Thing Communicate with children about money matters. From as early of an age as four or five years old, children can be taught they are part of a team and the… Read More
Effective Communication Sets the Tone
Getting by in Uncertain Times: Communication Sets the Tone When we experience periods in our lives when there seem to be more questions than answers, it’s extremely important to keep the lines of communication open…. Read More
We’re All in this Together, Except for the Bad Players!
Dan Cromer, Director of Information Technology at the University of Florida has seen more than his share of digital wrong-doing. Concerned about the individuals he serves, he recently sent a cautionary reminder to faculty and… Read More
Medical Appointments during the COVID-19 Outbreak
Medical Appointments during the COVID-19 Outbreak Taking into consideration the COVID-19 outbreak, monitoring our health and well-being has taken on even more importance. In light of the pandemic, you may be wondering about your medical… Read More
Depression and Older Adults
Depression is common in older adults. Late-life depression affects 6 million Americans aged 65 or older yet only 10% receive treatment. Even though older adults are at an increased risk for experiencing depression, it is… Read More
Finding the Right Words When There Are No Words
What to Say When someone has been diagnosed with a terminal illness the last thing they want is a get well card. Yes, the sentiment is there but the message falls flat. Emily McDowell makes… Read More
Considerations for Your Donations
In this trying time, most people are thinking of ways to help. What can we do? How can we contribute to a solution and not be a part of the problem? Commonly, we open our… Read More