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6 Important Considerations when Caring for a Loved one or Client who is Injured

There may come a time when you find that you are caring for someone who is injured. Whether you are approaching this role as a professional caregiver or as a concerned friend or relative, there are important considerations that you will want to bear in m... Read more

The Stress of Yes

As humans, being agreeable is often a natural impulse. We want to help others as it’s often part of our core values. Plus, it helps to build trust, intimacy, friendships, good moments and more. There are many reasons that people find themselves stre... Read more

2020 Year-End Tax Planning

Tax planning should be a priority year-round, but many of us scramble at year-end. This year includes unique tax planning opportunities afforded by the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), especially if you are tempo... Read more

Can my parents have too many prescriptions?

As the title asks, can my parents have too many prescriptions? This is a serious problem for seniors. A survey done in 2019, found that more than half of adults 65 and older (54%) said they took four or more prescription drugs. Approximat... Read more

Emotional Intuition Runs Deep

Every other Monday, long term care residents gather around a long table draped in bright-coloured tablecloths, canvases, brushes and paints, ready to take on a new Artfull Aging project. While some residents attend the program to improve t... Read more