Around 94% of older adults in the United States have a cellphone, according to Pew Research, including 79% who own a smartphone. This growing trend shows that many seniors are embracing technology, but smartphones can often be difficult to navigate. With their many features and small screens, it’s easy for older users to feel overwhelmed.…
Seniors in America are more likely to have a religious affiliation than their younger counterparts. According to a 2023 Gallup Poll, 57% of Americans 65 and older are religious. The importance of faith for this age group isn’t surprising. Many older generations grew up in an era when religion was more valued. The focus on…
Did you know that nearly 40% of men and 30% of women experience increased loneliness after losing a spouse (PubMed Central)? Facing partner loss can be overwhelming, leaving you with a mix of emotions and uncertainties. However, this challenging time also presents an opportunity to rediscover yourself and embrace a fulfilling solo life. By focusing…
It doesn’t matter how old you are; you probably remember your first day at school. Why does this memory imprint in our minds? It’s because it was a significant transition in our lives, and transitions matter to us. They can feel big and sometimes daunting. It happens throughout life, and you may now find yourself…
The family reunion is a tradition that is still going strong. Not only does this tradition strengthen family ties, but it’s also beneficial for senior mental wellness. According to Reunions Magazine, 81% of survey participants revealed that spending quality time with loved ones is the most important takeaway from these events. 60% of survey respondents…
