Leading Your Family Forward During the Holidays
The holidays are upon us and with them comes the annual minefield of joys and sorrows, big emotions, family
Holiday Gifts for Mom
Spending time with Mom this holiday season will remind her that she is loved. Try these ideas for increasing family connectedness during the holidays.
Why Ageism Is a Serious Problem and How We Can Counter It
The term ‘ageism’ was introduced by Robert Butler in 1969. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes ageism as the
12 Nostalgic Things Only The Baby Boomer Generation Will Remember
The baby boomer generation has seen massive changes over their lifetime. Defined as the generation born roughly between 1946
Paying It Forward This Remembrance Day and Veterans Day
Every year on November 11th, citizens in 54 Commonwealth countries pause to honour the men and women who have
What is Mise-en-scène in the world of Film?
With the recent kick-off of the Toronto International Film Festival, residents of the city and visitors from around the world
10 Reasons Older Adults Are Thankful Right Now
Someone stops you on the street and asks you, “what are you thankful for?” How would you answer? You
The Unexpected Ripples of Loss
October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month and now that you’re done with the tooth fairy, PTA meetings and
Driving and Dementia
A dementia diagnosis does not necessarily mean that a person is incapable of driving and should have their license suspended. Read more here.
