Exploring the Psychological Impact of Mobility Assistance Devices
We often take many things for granted: among other things, the ability to experience the world through our senses, the joy of life’s simple pleasures, and the freedom to move around at will. Let’s focus on that last one.
While we might not think twice about it, many people live with d…
Empowering Parenthood with Disabilities: 8 Vital Steps to Prepare Your Life and Home
The journey into parenthood is an incredible experience, and for soon-to-be parents with disabilities, it’s essential to make specific preparations. This article serves as an introductory guide to preparing your life and your home for the joys and challenges of parenthood, with a focus on th…
Nurturing Mental Health and Well-Being of Wheelchair Users
Mental health is a paramount pillar in the landscape of well-being. It is the cornerstone of our daily interactions, decisions, and overall quality of life. For wheelchair users, the journey to optimal mental health is intertwined with unique challenges and experiences. Emphasizing the menta…
Common Issues In Senior Living Communities & How To Avoid Them
Ensuring their comfort, safety, and well-being becomes a top priority as our loved ones age. Senior living facilities offer a supportive environment for seniors to age gracefully, but like any living arrangement, they come with their own set of challenges.
In this blog, we’ll delve into some …
Scams Targeting the Elderly and the Disabled
It’s no secret that scammers target the elderly and disabled. They know these individuals are often more vulnerable to their schemes, so they prey on their naivety and good nature.
Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect yourself or your loved one from becoming a victim of …
Being There for a Loved One When You’re Needed
Seniors vastly prefer aging in place to living in a senior living community. But what if you live some distance away from your senior loved one? As their physical and mental health starts to decline, you’ll begin to notice particular signs that indicate it would be better if you moved closer. He…
How Can You Get a Disabled Person Downstairs?
When it comes to moving a disabled person downstairs, there are several options you have to choose from. One of the conventional transportation methods for disabled people is using a stairlift or stair rail. Both of these modes of transportation come with their own benefits as it relates to how …
