Trying to assist an elderly loved one who refuses help can be difficult and frustrating. But understanding why your loved one is resistant to care may help you to respond in a way that promotes…

As a family caregiver, you might be worried that your elderly loved one will develop dementia. This might be the case someday. However, were you aware that there are many different types of dementia that…

Would my senior family member benefit from owning a pet, having a visit from a pet, or owning a robotic pet companion? The answer is yes. Pets can help reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and…

We are pleased to announce that Charlotte Humphrey is our Caregiver of the Month! Charlotte has been an integral part of the Seniors Helping Seniors team for the last year. She is originally from Maryland…

Becoming a caregiver means that a lot about your life is changing as you help your senior in the best ways that you can. These suggestions can help you to manage those changes. Plan, but…

If you’ve never taken the time to journal about the incidents that cause stress for you, you might want to reconsider. This can be a great way to dig into the details of what happened…

Each year, World Read Aloud Day celebrates the right to be able to read, tell, and share stories. It’s a day to read aloud as families. You and your parents can read to your children…

For many aging adults there comes a time when they need to determine if moving to another situation is in their best interests. Your elderly family member may have wanted to age in place, but…

On November 27, 2019, Seniors Helping Seniors of North & East Raleigh, was a featured guest on the weekly Aging Matters radio show. Cherie Hylton, Client Service Specialist, discussed the importance of using the right…