In today’s contemporary, mobile world, it is crucial to maintain good mental health and seek assistance when necessary to cope with the demands of modern life. However, even minor illnesses like the flu or a cold can worsen and ...

As our parents age, it’s natural for us to worry about their health and well-being. And for those of us with parents who are suffering from mental health issues, that worry can become all-consuming. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, dementia, ...

As we age, our mental health and social well-being become increasingly important for our overall health and quality of life. However, many older adults face unique challenges in accessing the mental health and social support resources they need. These ...

Due to mental health issues or discomfort, depression in older persons may manifest differently and may be directly related to emotions of guilt, sadness, anger, resentment, and loneliness.  Read on to learn more about depression in older people, how ...

People of all ages experience anxiety or nervousness. It is common to experience this in response to certain conditions, novel social situations, and terrifying occurrences. However, it could be a problem if one has frequent anxiety to the point ...

Eating disorders are often thought of as a problem that affects only teenagers and young adults. However, recent research has shown that eating disorders can also affect individuals well into their golden years. In fact, a growing number of ...

Mental health problems are not limited to any age group. As people age, they may face a variety of challenges that can impact their mental health. However, older adults are often overlooked when it comes to mental health, as ...

It may be painful to witness older adults battle memory issues, low mood, anxiety, or a lack of drive, particularly during physical estrangement. With waiting lists for mental health appointments stretching for months, you may be asking for alternatives.  ...

Many of today’s older adults grew up when mental health issues were less widely known than they are now. Many resisted talking about concerns like depression and claimed that mental health problems were “weak spots” that could be resolved ...