New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

We know that it can be tough, finding care for a loved one, or taking care of them yourself. So we offer our end users a blog with information on care giving, choosing a community, senior living and care news and just for fun!

How to Connect With Yourself on a Deeper Level

Connecting with yourself on a deeper level sounds like something that requires a silent retreat or a linen wardrobe. The reality is far less mystical and more practical than that. It’s about paying attention to what’s actually happening inside you instead of constantly reacting to everything outside of you. Modern…

Read More...

How Unresolved Family Issues Affect Seniors’ Physical and Mental Health

Getting older comes with wear and tear. Everyone knows that. What people talk about less is how old family problems start hitting harder once you don’t have as many distractions. The body slows down, yes. But the mind also loses its ability to shove things aside. Arguments you tolerated for…

Read More...

Why Seniors in Wisconsin Continue to Trust Madison Recovery Centers for Seasonal Depression Treatment

The colder months can sneak up on anyone, but for many older adults in Wisconsin, the shift into long nights and gray days can chip away at mood and motivation more than they expect. When that happens, having a place that treats people with real dignity, warmth, and clinical skill…

Read More...

Creative Ways to Support Mental Health Through Style and Grooming in Senior Living

The transition into a senior living community is often framed through the lens of medical care, safety, and floor plans. While those factors are vital, a quieter, more personal transition is underway simultaneously: the evolution of self-identity. For many seniors, the move can feel like a loss of control. Suddenly,…

Read More...

The Benefits of Comprehensive Residential Care for Mental Health

Emotional balance is something that requires more than just therapy once a week to achieve. Comprehensive mental health residential care offers individuals ongoing, structured support. This way, people are always guided and monitored along every step of their healing process. Residential care provides a stable environment that promotes steady growth….

Read More...

Does AHCCCS Cover Mental Health Treatment for Seniors?

Navigating healthcare coverage is often challenging, and this is especially true when it comes to mental health care for seniors. In Arizona, many older adults rely on AHCCCS, the state’s Medicaid program, to help cover medical costs. A common question families and seniors ask is: Does AHCCCS cover mental health…

Read More...

How to Create a Safe Living Space for an Elderly Hoarder

Hoarding is a serious issue among seniors. It can lead to social isolation and a sharp mental health decline. Creating a safe living space for an elderly hoarder requires patience, compassion, and a step-by-step approach that prioritizes safety without shaming the individual. Understand the Root of the Behavior Before jumping…

Read More...

The Benefits of Telehealth and Psychiatry Services in Los Angeles for Older Adults

As the world embraces technology, telehealth and online psychiatric services are increasingly becoming a game changer for older adults. For seniors living in California, accessing mental health care and psychiatric services in LA from the comfort of their home offers several benefits. Not only does it provide convenience and flexibility,…

Read More...

Gentle Pathways to Resilience in Senior Care

Resilience, or bouncing back under adversity, has long been identified as crucial to healthy aging. In the past, older adults endured numerous challenges with minimal assistance, yet demonstrated incredible resilience in overcoming obstacles. In current senior care, there is increased emphasis on building resilience with kind, gentle care. Developing resilience…

Read More...

When Healing Begins Later in Life

Healing in later life is a process shared widely as individuals confront new challenges, transitions, and sometimes crises. In the past, older persons tended to be underrepresented in discussions of recovery from loss, illness, or trauma. But now there is increased understanding that recovery is possible at any age. Recovering…

Read More...