Helpful Resources and Blog Articles

 

There is a lot to consider when determining what retirement living option is

best for you or your loved one. We have created some helpful tools and blog

articles to assist you while researching the next steps.

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Overlooked Everyday Risks That Can Impact Aging Loved Ones

Overlooked Everyday Risks That Can Impact Aging Loved Ones

When families think about safety for aging loved ones, they often focus on major health events or obvious hazards. Yet many of the most impactful risks are far more subtle. They develop quietly through everyday routines, familiar environments and gradual changes that are easy to miss until they become serious concerns. Understanding these overlooked risks […]
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How to Approach Retirement Living Conversations with Loved Ones

Making the Move: How to Approach Retirement Living Conversations with Loved Ones

Starting a conversation about retirement living with a loved one can feel intimidating. It’s a deeply personal topic, often tied to independence, identity and long-held routines. Many families worry about saying the wrong thing or causing hurt, while older adults may fear losing control or autonomy. Yet when approached thoughtfully, these conversations can become opportunities […]
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Seasons Amherstburg Poppy Garden with Resident Veterans

Seasons Proudly Shares Veterans’ Significant Stories

Remembrance Day is recognized every November 11th at 11 a.m. This significant date signalled the end of the First World War and aids as an impactful opportunity for Canadians to recall the strength and sacrifices of the courageous men and women who tirelessly served our country. It has since gone through periods of intense observation, […]
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Seasons Residents Making Seniorosity Bracelets For Random Act of Kindness Day

Seasons Residents Radiate Random Acts of Kindness

The late Princess Diana once profoundly said, “Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.” World Kindness Day, marked yearly on November 13, spotlights the positive power of good deeds. No act is too small, as Seasons […]
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WhenToMove

When to Move into A Senior Living Community

As individuals age, the question of when it’s appropriate to transition to a senior living community becomes increasingly relevant. It’s a decision that often involves both practical and emotional considerations, impacting not only the older adults themselves but also their family members.  By understanding the signs and factors that come into play, families can make […]
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SeniorsFinance

Guide to Financing Assisted Living

Assisted living can offer a comfortable and supportive environment for aging individuals who need help with daily activities but still want to maintain their independence. However, the cost of assisted living can be significant, and it’s essential to understand the various financing options available to ensure you or your loved one receives the care they […]
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TalkToGrandParents

Questions To Ask Your Grandparents To Get To Know Them Better   

The previous generation has many gifts to pass along to the next, whether it be skills, stories or the general wisdom of living a full life. Their experiences are our bridge to the past, carrying a rich tapestry of family history that may otherwise be inaccessible. This wealth of knowledge can profoundly impact our understanding […]
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CharitiesSupportingSeniors

Charities That Directly Support Seniors

Canada, like many other countries, is experiencing a demographic shift with a growing number of seniors who deserve our respect, care, and assistance, and there’s a seemingly endless array of programs and organizations looking to support and protect this population. With so many options, it can be difficult to parse out which organizations really aid […]
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music therapy for seniors

5 Benefits of Music Therapy for Seniors

Research has shown that music directly affects our present state of mind, stress levels, and overall mental health. For example, after World War I and II, many musicians travelled to different hospitals to play for veterans to ease the effects of their trauma. Since then, many therapists have begun integrating music into therapy processes for […]
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active aging week

Active Aging Week

Staying active is incredibly important for people of all ages, but it’s particularly essential for older adults. However, the word “active” encompasses much more than physical fitness; it also relates to social, spiritual and emotional activities. Using your mind, body and spirit in harmony can help you achieve a clearer sense of self and a […]
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supporting food banks

World Food Day – 3 Ways to Support Food Banks

Few things bring people together more than a home-cooked meal. Sitting down at the dinner table for a delicious meal with close friends or family is the perfect way to catch up, unwind and bond. Unfortunately, many people don’t have the means to afford home-cooked meals, which is why supporting your local food bank is […]
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Seasons Residents write messages of thanking staff

Seasons Residents & Families Express Gratitude to Staff

American jazz musician Lionel Leo Hampton mused, “Gratitude is when memory is stored in the heart and not in the mind.” The word gratitude derives from the Latin gratia, meaning grace, graciousness, or gratefulness. In some ways, gratitude encompasses all of these phrases. It is an appreciation for what we receive, acknowledging the goodness in […]
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